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The Gillette Company

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Avery Dennison Corporation

Discus Dental, LLC

Rubbermaid Office Products

Axonics Modulation Technologies, Inc.

Neuroloop Gmbh

USA Wireless Solutions

Zyliss USA Corporation

Axonics, Inc.

Kingman International Corporation

Mad Catz, Inc.

Quaker State Investment Corporation

Insleep Technologies, LLC

Stuart Karten

Dennis Lynn Schroeder

Jonathan Abarbanel

Paul Trotman Kirley

Eric W Olson

Joe Paul Tupin, Jr

John Michael Couse

Jeffrey Noce

Amanda Landis-Hanna

Graham Pulliam

Wendy L Weinberger

Jeffrey Bentzler

Emily Hartman

Frederick Joel Mason

Medford Alan Dyer

Kathleen Ann Baker

Thomas Henry Perszyk

Simon Andre Sollberger

Eric V Schmid

Eric Gregory Schmid

Tracy Taylor Haugh

Prabodh Mathur

Eric Paul Rose

Douglas H Grambush

Anita Habeich

Rinda Sama

Steve Piorek

Jeffrey Walter Benzler

Robert Blumenfeld

Lillian Norton

Andrew E Senyei

Robert Hayman

Norman Curtis Yamamoto

Stuart L Gallant

Kenneth Lawrence Rosenblood

Dac V Vu

Younes Shabany

James MacDonald Turnbull

Michael J Rocha

Christopher N Quan

M Lou Marsh

Curt Deckert

Nancy N Quan

Michael Jacob Rocha

Marc Orloff

Don Stiff

Kc Cho

Christian Denhart

Steven K Piorek

William Dorfman

Paul Cash

Brian Kennedy

Ronald Ugolick

Bruce Alan Sargeant

Arthur G Castillo

Anthony Henryk Pappas

Simon A Sollberger

Chia-Ee Alice Chou

Martin Baecke

Scott K Prewett

Jeffrey Walter Bentzler

John L Milligan

Valerie L Doran

Marcel Borgward

Eric Schmid

Fabrice Halmone

Simon Sollberger

James MacDonal Turnbull

Uwe Schwerdtfeger

Robert Fey

Donald W Finkle

Duane Lee

Chest strap for extracorporeal medical unit

Extracorporeal charger unit for medical implant

Systems and methods for providing a trial neurostimulation to a patient for assesssing suitability of a permanently implanted neurostimulation are provided herein. In one aspect, a trial neurostimulation system includes an EPG patch adhered to a skin surface of a patient and connected to a lead extending through a percutaneous incision to a target tissue location. The EPG may be a modified version of the IPG used in the permanent system, the EPG may be smaller and/or lighter than the corresponding IPG device. The EPG and a lead extension may be sealed to allow improved patient mobility and reduced risk of infection. The EPG may be compatible with wireless systems used to control and monitor the IPG such that operation and control of the EPG is substantially the same in each system to allow seemless conversion to the permanently implanted system.

External pulse generator device and associated methods for trial nerve stimulation

A brace and traction device and associated methods of operation. In one embodiment, the device incorporates a forwardly open head and jaw brace which is adjustably supported vertically above a forwardly collar member. The brace and the collar member are adapted such that the brace is able to mate with the collar member while still being able to rotate to the subject's left and right while remaining planar to the collar member. Adjustment may be accomplished for example manually or via an electronic motor controlled by a control mechanism and microprocessor. The microprocessor may be adapted to store information regarding a user's sessions, and facilitate communication with patient and physician personal devices, thus sending these data from recorded sessions. The processor element may also be adapted to implement therapy sessions based on physician-entered program specifications, or based on pre-programmed specifications.

Traction apparatus and methods

Systems and methods for providing a trial neurostimulation to a patient for assessing suitability of a permanently implanted neurostimulation are provided herein. In one aspect, a trial neurostimulation system includes an EPG patch adhered to a skin surface of a patient and connected to a lead extending through a percutaneous incision to a target tissue location. The EPG may be a modified version of the IPG used in the permanent system, the EPG may be smaller and/or lighter than the corresponding IPG device. The EPG and a lead extension may be sealed to allow improved patient mobility and reduced risk of infection. The EPG may be compatible with wireless systems used to control and monitor the IPG such that operation and control of the EPG is substantially the same in each system to allow seamless conversion to the permanently implanted system.

Systems and methods for providing a trial neurostimulation to a patient for assessing suitability of a permanently implanted neurostimulation are provided herein. In one aspect, a trial neurostimulation system includes an EPG patch adhered to a skin surface of a patient and connected to a lead extending through a percutaneous incision to a target tissue location. The EPG may be a modified version of the IPG used in the permanent system, the EPG may be smaller and/or lighter than the corresponding IPG device. The EPG and a lead extension may be sealed to allow improved patient mobility and reduced risk of infection. The EPG may be compatible with wireless systems used to control and monitor the IPG such that operation and control of the EPG is substantially the same in each system to allow seemless conversion to the permanently implanted system.

Electronic dog collar

Electronic module for a dog collar

A replaceable nasal interface system including a molded air tube having a generally D-shaped cross section, and including first and second lumens. The system further includes a base member operatively connected to and in fluid communication with the molded air tube; and a nasal interface operatively connected to the base member.

Replaceable nasal interface system

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Venice, CA, United States of America

Stuart Karten