Johns Hopkins University

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Foster-Miller, Inc.

Timothy P Harrigan

George L Coles

Umang Anand

Elizabeth Anne Stokley

Soumyadipta Acharya

Dennis Werner

Youseph Yazdi

Basant K Parida

Norman Dana

James A Carter

Patience Osei

Jason Kilvington

Reggie Roth

Christopher Chiang

Kalyna Sconzert

Matthew Petney

James Cawthra

Michael Parlato

Kimberly Ashman

James Duncan Beaty

Qian Liu

Madeleine Clegg

Meagan Hawes

Reeve Ilse Heinis

Jason Onslow Leroy Johnson

Arjun Shailesh Vachhani

Victor San Hou Yu

Timothy Campbell

Neil Rens

Brian Ma

Jessica Jeang

Erin Reisfeld

Willibrord Shasha

Bailey Topper

Melody Tan

William Alexander LeMay Patterson

Gopal Samavedam

Keith Bulkin

Jill Andrews

Chandrakant Ruparelia

Tom Jancaric

Joseph A Walters

HarshadKumar Sanghvi

Siavash Parkhideh

Nahyun Kate Cho

Kenton J Zehr

Brandon Craft

Ramji Rengarajan

Paul Fearis

Todd Christopher Crawford

Sami Messai

A buoy system for treating cardiac valve regurgitation comprising a movable plug having atrial and ventricular ends, wherein a through-hole passes from the atrial to the ventricular end, wherein during systole, the plug travels toward a cardiac atrium, wherein during diastole, the plug travels into a cardiac ventricle; a tether having atrial and ventricular ends, wherein the tether passes through the through-hole of the moving plug, wherein the atrial end of the tether projects into an atrium, wherein the atrial end of the tether includes a cap to engage a delivery tool; at least one distal anchor located in the ventricle, wherein the distal anchor is coupled to the ventricular end of the tether, and wherein the system is percutaneously delivered and optionally recaptured via catheter and recapture tool at the cap of the tether, respectively.

Systems and methods of treating malfunctioning cardiac valves

The present invention relates to bodysuits for use as personal protective equipment comprising a torso portion comprising a front side; a back side including a sealable port through which a wearer can enter and exit the bodysuit when donning or doffing the bodysuit, respectively; a waist region; a neck opening; a pair of upper limb openings; and a pair of lower limb openings; two arm portions each extending from one of the upper limb opening; and two leg portions each extending from one of the lower limb opening and methods for the removal of such body suits.

Suit designs and doffing methodologies for personal protective equipment to prevent the spread of infectious agents to healthcare workers

A shock energy absorber includes, in one example, a cylinder having a closed end and an open end, a sleeve fixed about the open end of the cylinder, and a damping material in the form of an ultra high molecular weight polyethylene material in the cylinder. A plunger is positioned to be driven into the damping material via the sleeve. When the plunger is impacted and driven into the damping material, the damping material changes from a solid to a viscous fluid state thereby enabling absorption of a significant amount of energy.

Shock energy absorber

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Franklin, MA, United States of America

Timothy P Harrigan