Haworth, Inc.

Access Business Group International LLC

Johnson Controls Technology Company

Grand Valley State University

Spectrum Health Innovations LLC

Sprectrum Health Innovations, LLC

Timothy D Stoepker

Stephen Joseph Simpson

Arne Dassen

William Francis Schroeder, Ii

Daniel L Schlenk

Eric Jon VanMiddendorp

Adam Brice VerBeek

Matthew J Norconk

Sean T Eurich

Robert J Ball

Jason Mathew Hipshier

David John McCarthy

Craig David Flowerday

Isaac Running

Jacob G Maki

Tedmund A Robbins

Austin Levi Teerman

Timothy P Bower

Cynthia Andreason

Muchen Wu

James R Lebolt

Jonathan M Stanley

Darius Charles Machado

Rebecca C Musante

Sarah E Gesink

Zachary Lownds

Water treatment system

An orthosis includes dynamic tensioning elements, recreating and/or improving on the load sharing typically provided by soft tissue, such as ligaments, tendons, muscle and a capsule at a joint of a patient or wearer, thereby providing support and preventing further injury from joint instability and/or joint laxity. The orthosis can support a glenohumeral joint of the shoulder brace and can prevent additional injury from various shoulder instabilities, for example, anterior, inferior, posterior and/or multidirectional instabilities. This can be accomplished by dynamically tensioning posterior, anterior and/or humeral head straps of the orthosis. The straps can be primarily adjustable only in tension forces stored there within, rather in orientation relative to the shoulder. This can simplify setup and use, and can ensure the orthosis has a low profile. Related methods of use also are provided.

Dynamic tensioning orthosis and related method of use

Chair

Air treatment system

A medical tubing holder system includes a connector, a holding assembly and a retainer block. The holding assembly has an arm, and optional flanges to capture part of medical tubing, such as an endotracheal tube. The retainer block is distal from the holding assembly. The retainer block defines an aperture that receives a tube therein. The aperture is smaller than a tube flange placed between the block and the holding assembly, so as to capture the tube flange. An attachment element joins the holding assembly to the retainer block, and has length that is adjustable to selectively vary a distance between the block and the holding assembly. The attachment element effectively secures the retainer block, holding the tube flange, to the holding assembly and connector, which is secured to the patient's head, to prevent self or accidental extubation. A related method is provided.

Medical tube holder and related methods

In one embodiment, a vehicle floor console is provided that includes a support structure and a retaining feature pivotally biased toward the support structure. The retaining feature is configured to secure cargo between the support structure and the retaining feature.

Vehicle floor console

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Grand Rapids, MI, United States of America

Timothy D Stoepker