Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Bayer Healthcare LLC

Hill-rom, Inc.

Other

Stephen R Schulte

Eric R Meyer

Gregory W Branson

Mayur Yermaneni

Andrew F Skinner

Michael Z Sleva

Joseph Kummer

Todd P O'Neal

Philip D Palermo

John Alan Bobey

David John Ulrich

Matthew W Weismiller

Robert Petrosenko

Richard B Stacy

Jonathan H Mueller

Daniel Kurt Stevens

Kenneth L Kramer

Jay Butterbrodt

Daniel F Dlugos

Kenith W Chambers

Jason C Brooke

John W Ruehl

Peter Michael Wukusick

David A Albersmeyer

Stephen L Douglas

Scott D McCormick

Keith Adam Huster

John Michael Miller

Steven D DeRidder

Daniel G Chase

Craig D Ellis

Sohrab Soltani

Christopher Ryan O'Keefe

Sandy Mark Richards

Eugene E Osborne

Bradley Thomas Wilson

James M Thomas

Arthur E Uber, Iii

David C Newkirk

David W Hornbach

David M Reilly

Mark Trocki

Richard L Borders

Keith Lipford

Paul R Weil

John Vodzak

Charles A Lang

Rachel Hopkins King

Karen M Gove

Teresa Maria Mirabella

James M C Thomas

Christopher L Swenglish

W Layne Carruth

Charles Lang

Luis Castillo

Timothy J Ikeler

Molly Bingaman

Patrick O'Rourke

Erin Novickoff

David Lokhorst

John D Miller

Colin Clarke

Dan Mansfield

Paula M Cooper

Richard A Seman

Gary S Siegle

William M Blyshak

Barry Iddon

Karen Janoff

Jon C Tekulve

Mark E Haufler

Kent Diasabeygunawardena

Brad Wilson

Mike Frondorf

Emma Diasabeygunawardena

Collin Grimes

David M Lokhorst

Daniel F Dlugos, Jr

Greg Figel

Samantha Sutherland

Isabella Norcini

Iii Arthur Uber

Christopher R O'KEEFE

Richard Seman

Daniel K Stevens

Scott D Mccormick

William L Iii Jacques

Rachel Hopkins

An adapter for releasably attaching a syringe to an injector. The adapter comprises a mounting mechanism positioned at a rear end of the adapter to mount the adapter in a desired position relative to a front wall of the injector; and a syringe carrier section adapted to seat at least a portion of the syringe. The syringe carrier section defines a first opening on a top thereof to allow placement of the syringe therein from the top and a second opening in a rear section thereof to allow the drive member of the injector to communicate forward force to the plunger. A cover portion extends over a rearward end of the first opening and has a first end configured to abut the flange of the syringe when the syringe is positioned within the syringe carrier section.

Injector systems and syringe adapters for use therewith

An injector system for injecting fluid includes a syringe and an injector. The syringe includes a body and a plunger movably disposed within the body. The plunger has at least one flexible leg extending toward the rearward end of the body. The injector has a housing with a front plate, a drive member at least partially disposed within the housing and operable to engage the plunger, and a syringe release assembly operable to release the syringe. The syringe assembly includes a syringe release gear that forms an enclosure for receiving the syringe when the syringe is fully seated within the housing and a plunger release tube surrounding at least a portion of the drive member. The plunger release tube has a first end rotationally engaged with the syringe release gear. Rotation of the syringe release assembly releases the at least one flexible leg from the drive member.

System for syringe engagement to an injector

A patient support apparatus includes a bed frame having a head end and a foot end and control circuitry carried by the bed frame. The control circuitry receives information about conditions of the patient support apparatus. A light is coupled to the bed frame adjacent the foot end and is coupled to the control circuitry. The light is in a first state when the patient support apparatus is operating normally and the light is in a second state when the control circuitry detects an alert condition.

Foot zone of a mattress

A therapy system is operable to deliver at least one respiratory therapy to a patient. For example, therapy system may be operable to deliver any one or more of the following therapies: a high frequency chest wall oscillation (HFCWO) therapy, a positive expiratory pressure (PEP) therapy, a nebulizer therapy, an intermittent positive pressure breathing (IPPB) therapy, a cough assist therapy, a suction therapy, a bronchial dilator therapy, and the like. The therapy system is contained in a housing supported by a mobile stand.

High frequency chest wall oscillation system

Patient support apparatus having alert light

A patient support surface including a cover defining an interior region, a layer of three dimensional material, located at the interior region, and an air circulation device disposed adjacent the layer of three dimensional material. The patient support surface includes at least one of a percussion device and a vibration device, located at the interior region.

Pulmonary mattress

An therapy system is operable to deliver a plurality of respiratory therapies to the patient and has an assessment system operable to assess the efficacy of at least one of the respiratory therapies. The therapy system may be operable to deliver any one or more of the following therapies: a positive expiratory pressure (PEP) therapy, a nebulizer therapy, an intermittent positive pressure breathing (IPPB) therapy, a cough assist therapy, a suction therapy, a bronchial dilator therapy, and the like. The assessment system may comprise any one or more of the following devices: a flow meter, a spirometer, an electronic stethoscope, a tympanic thermometer, a pulse oximeter, a respiration rate monitor, and the like.

A bed having a frame and a deck is disclosed. The deck has at least a horizontal position and a chair position. The deck has an adjustable-length foot section.

Hospital bed

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Harrison, OH, United States of America

Stephen R Schulte