3m Innovative Properties Company

Plantronics, Inc.

Other

Gerber Products Company

3m Innovative Properties

Thomas G Skulley

Jia Hu

Erik J Johnson

Peter M Eisenberg

Nathan A Abel

Elizabeth D Cadogan

Donald George Peterson

Steven T Awiszus

Steven B Heinecke

Michael K Domroese

Naimul Karim

Ryan Patrick Simmers

Philip G Martin

Chaodi Li

Phong VanThanh Ha

Sean R Kilmer

Jennifer N Hanson

Yonas Gebrewold

James M Ulwelling

Craig S Moeckly

Daniel P Decabooter

Matthew H Fryxell

Shilpi K Sanghi

Daniel J Stepan

Zhisheng Yun

Oskar E Juhlin

Christopher P Henderson

David C Windorski

Perry S Dotterman

William A Mittelstadt

Mark A Gilbertson

Gerald W Skulley

Arthur V Lang

Nicholas A Johnson

John W Grosz

John M Pilgrim

Chin-Yee Ng

Brenda J Meyers

Wesley A Raider

Thomas W Holmquist-Brown

Stephan A Hawthorne

Michael J Cowell

Carl W Raines, Iii

Paul J Cobian

Paul A Sevcik

Audra A Wilson

Claudio Ponzio

August H Michael

Lance E Behymer

Edward A Raleigh

Peter Langmar

James L Graham, Ii

Steven G Lucht

Mark G Mathews

Francesco Lovo

Mary Jo Johnson

Dwayne D Daugaard

Steven McPhilliamy

Eliot Kim

James Caruso

Dan Mattano

Sharon Zenk

Gerald K Skulley

Fredrik Ericsson

Ayden Mert

Deborah L Harrington

Mike W Horvath

Mark O Snyker

John D Register

Mark G Matthews

Carl W Iii Raines

Phong V Ha

Aydin Mert

A securement device for securing a medical article is disclosed. The securement device comprises a base and a first securing portion comprising a strap that is movable between an open position and a closed position and a connector disposed on the base. The strap cooperates with the connector in the closed position to form an enclosure. The strap further comprises a curvilinear segment that projects inwardly into the enclosure in a convex orientation when the strap is in the closed position. Securement systems for securing medical articles and methods of securing at least a portion of a medical article to a patient are also provided.

Catheter securement device

Data hub device holster

Data hub device

Brackets, systems comprising a bracket, and methods for securing medical articles. The bracket can include a base, a post coupled to the base and extending upwardly from the base in a direction generally normal to a first major surface of the base, and an arm coupled to the base and extending generally parallel to the first major surface of the base. The arm can be spaced a distance from the first major surface of the base to define a channel under the arm that is dimensioned to receive at least a portion of the medical article. The arm can be cantilevered, and the post and the arm can each be fixed with respect to the base. Methods can include abutting an external surface of the medical article against the post; and moving a portion of the medical article into the channel defined by the arm.

Medical article securement systems and methods of using same

Securement device

A medical article securement system comprising a bracket and a flap for securing a medical article. The bracket can include a base, and an arm coupled to the base and extending generally parallel to the first major surface of the base. The arm can be spaced a distance from the first major surface of the base to define a channel under the arm that can be dimensioned to receive at least a portion of the medical article. The flap can include a fixed end, and a free end that is movable with respect to the bracket between a first position in which the flap is not positioned over the bracket, and a second position in which at least a portion of the flap is positioned over the bracket to further inhibit movement of the medical article. The fixed end of the flap can be coupled to the bracket.

Medical article securement systems comprising a bracket and a flap

A harness assembly for a respiratory protection device is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, the harness assembly includes a strap support having an attachment point, a first strap having a first strap attachment element, and a second strap having a second strap attachment element, wherein the first strap attachment element is attachable to the second strap attachment element and attachable to the attachment point of the strap support, and the first and second straps are positionable between the first configuration in which the first strap attachment element is attached only to the second attachment element and a second configuration in which the first attachment element is attached to the second attachment element and the attachment point of the strap support.

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Saint Paul, MN, United States of America

Thomas G Skulley