Acclarent, Inc.

Biosense Webster (israel) Ltd.

Accalrent, Inc.

Biosense Webster, Inc.

Todd A Veloni

Fatemeh Akbarian

Ketan P Muni

Jetmir Palushi

Ehsan Shameli

Henry F Salazar

Itamar Bustan

Babak Ebrahimi

Noam Racheli

David A Smith, Jr

William J Kane

Andrew Drake

Helen Wolfson

Nawid Mehrzai

Ika Dekel

Jephrey S Rodriguez

Scott A Kirchner

David A Smith

A method is used to manufacture a surgical instrument including a first tube, and a second tube. The first tube extends from a proximal first end portion to a distal first end portion. The second tube extends from a proximal second end portion to a distal second end portion. The second tube is positioned coaxially within the first tube with the distal second end portion positioned adjacent to the distal first end portion. The second tube defines a lumen. The sensor is secured proximal to the distal second end portion of the second tube. A die is engaged against a distal first end portion of the first tube while first tube rotates about its own longitudinal axis; and the die is simultaneously moved relative to the distal first end portion of the first tube along a predetermined path to form a predetermined shape.

Method of forming suction instrument end and shaver instrument end

An apparatus includes a body, an upright member, a frame, and a plurality of field generating elements. The body is configured to be positioned between a patient's back and a backrest of a chair. The upright member extends upwardly from the body. The frame has a curved configuration configured to partially surround a patient's head. The field generating elements are configured to generate an electromagnetic field around a patient's head partially surrounded by the frame.

Apparatus to secure field generating device to chair

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