Covidien LP

Hunter Douglas,inc.

Timothy W Fries

David Philip Besko

Daniel M Lisogurski

Friso Schlottau

Sarah L Hayman

Kenneth M Faller

Christopher J Meehan

John Andrew Battista

Kristine M Cohrs

Ryan M Miller

Alissa K Wong

Mark D Daly

A headrail for use with an architectural-structure covering including one or more features to facilitate easier assembly and/or manufacturing. Additionally, and/or alternatively, the headrail may include one or more features to provide improved operation and/or aesthetics. For example, the headrail may include a slat slidably received within an interior cavity of the headrail. The components can be coupled to the slat prior to insertion of the slat into the headrail thus facilitating easier assembly. In addition, and/or alternatively, the slat may include a light-blocking element. In addition, and/or alternatively, a covering portion of the architectural-structure covering may include face and back fabrics that are separately and independently associated with the headrail to facilitate improved aesthetics in a top portion of the covering.

Headrail for an architectural-structure covering

Medical sensor

Sensor cable and connector

Sensor connector cable

A connector for coupling a medical sensor to a medical monitor includes a first pin coupled and a second pin each electrically coupled to a first LED and to a second LED, respectively, of an emitter of the medical sensor. The connector includes a third pin electrically coupled to a cathode and a fourth pin electrically coupled to an anode of a detector of the medical sensor. The first pin and the second pin are arranged to have 180 degree symmetry relative to one another, and the third pin and the fourth pin are arranged to have 180 degree symmetry relative to one another.

Multiple orientation connectors for medical monitoring systems

Sensor and connector

According to various embodiments, a medical monitoring system includes an extension cable for connecting a medical monitoring device to a sensor cable of a sensor. The extension cable includes a head for accepting a plug of the sensor club, wherein the head includes a lid for restraining the plug within an port of the head of the extension cable. Further, the head includes a hinge configured to allow the lid to rotate about the hinge, wherein the hinge is located within the head such that the head includes substantially flat outer surfaces.

Sensor interconnect for medical monitoring devices

Module connectable to a sensor

Sensor connector

Physiological monitor having a removable module

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Louisville, CO, United States of America

Timothy W Fries