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Thomas K Skripps

David P Scott

Joshua C Hight

Orlando Soto

Joshua J Moriarty

Jack Barney Sing

Darwin Keith-Lucas

Jeffrey C Marrion

Phillip B Dolliver

Howard P Miller

Justin I McCarthy

Dustin T Libby

Edward J Daley, Ii

Justin McCarthy

David Jay Warburton

George T Wong

Paul A Licari

David W Hornbach

David Lance Ribble

Timothy Joseph Receveur

Christopher Ryan O'Keefe

Andrea L Lewis

Peter A Rankis

Samantha A Weinstein

Jesse Scott Drake

Edward Daley

Tony Tannoury

Paul Joseph Skavicus

Mark A Sutherland

Sarah M Steinberg

Joshua J Moriarity

Wong George T T

Licari Paul

Edward J Ii Daley

An apparatus for supporting and positioning a patient's leg during a surgical procedure includes a substantially rigid, non-linear support structure comprising a distal segment and a proximal segment. The apparatus further includes a proximal locking swivel joint and an actuation handle. The proximal locking swivel joint is coupled to the proximal segment of the support structure and holds the support structure in a plurality of positions. The actuation handle is connected to the distal segment of the support structure and coupled to the proximal locking swivel joint. Activation of the actuation handle results in release of the proximal locking swivel joint, thereby allowing repositioning of the support structure into a plurality of positions.

Limb holder allowing distal actuation along non-linear paths of actuation

A surgical patient support includes a foundation frame, a support top, and a brake system. The foundation frame includes a first column and a second column. The support top is coupled to the first column and the second column for rotation about a top axis extending along the length of the support top. A single-handle unlock for the support top is also provided.

Dual column surgical table having a single-handle unlock for table rotation

Disclosed herein is a mini-figure that may be used with existing and standard toy block systems and also have the appearance of a sports figure. Improvements over traditional mini-figures include additional separate components in the arms and feet, an optional variation in torso shape, accessories which create visual impression of sports figures in natural use, unique markings identifiable by specific player or production, and a unique method of marketing and distribution.

Toy sports-player figure

A patient support for use with a foundation frame is disclosed. The foundation frame includes a first column and a second column. The patient support includes a base beam, a leg support, and a guide. The base beam is coupleable to the foundation frame to be supported by the first column and the second column. The leg support has a first end pivotably coupled to the base beam and a second end spaced apart from the first end. The, guide is coupled to the base beam and to the second end of the leg support. The guide is configured to guide the second end of the leg support along an arcuate path when the leg support pivots relative to the base beam.

Lateral supports for dual-column surgical table

A limb support apparatus and corresponding methods for making same are disclosed. The limb support can comprise a shell for supporting a patient's limb during treatment, examination, and/or recovery. The shell can comprise at least one padding configured to protect the patient's limb. The padding can be secured to the shell using one or more mounting structures included in the padding. The mounting structures are configured such that they are received by corresponding mounting openings and/or features in the shell. An interference fit between the mounting structures and mounting openings/features secures the padding against the shell, thereby preventing the padding from inadvertently moving or sliding on the shell. Embodiments disclosed herein eliminate the need for traditionally used fasteners that are often difficult to clean and sterilize, thereby improving the quality of patient care and facilitating cleaning of patient and/or operating rooms.

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Acton, MA, United States of America

Thomas K Skripps