Terry Chung - Kildeer IL, US Kwang Suk Kim - Palatine IL, US James Darren Roxas - Chicago IL, US David Shao Ling - Vernon Hills IL, US
International Classification:
G01L 11/02 H04N 7/18
US Classification:
73714, 348135, 348E07085
Abstract:
A pressure sensor has a housing, a movable member and a vision sensor. The housing has an aperture configured to receive a fluid. The movable member is disposed in the housing and configured to move in response to a pressure of the fluid. The vision sensor is configured to detect the movement of the movable member.
Donor Tube Sealing Head With Non-Tension Tube Supports
James Darren Roxas - Chicago IL, US Terry Chung - Kildeer IL, US David Shao Ling - Vernon Hills IL, US Daniel Lynn - Spring Grove IL, US Richard West - Lake Villa IL, US Craig Sandford - Buffalo Grove IL, US
Assignee:
Fenwal, Inc. - Lake Zurich IL
International Classification:
F16K 7/00
US Classification:
251 4
Abstract:
A blood donor tube sealing apparatus includes a housing configured to house an electronic circuit configured to provide a radio frequency signal. The sealing apparatus further includes a sealing device coupled to the housing. The sealing device includes a movable sealing head and at least one movable tube support. The movable sealing head and movable tube support are configured to be moved into contact with a blood donor tube. The movable sealing head is powered by the radio frequency signal to seal the blood donor tube.
Kwang Suk Kim - Palatine IL, US James Darren Roxas - Chicago IL, US David Shao Ling - Vernon Hills IL, US
Assignee:
FENWAL, INC. - Lake Zurich IL
International Classification:
A61M 39/10
US Classification:
604533
Abstract:
A tube connector includes a flexible member that engages an inserted length of tubing. The flexible member is configured to adhere to the tubing in the presence of an applied solvent, thereby forming a hermetic seal.
- Buffalo Grove IL, US Kwang Suk Kim - Palatine IL, US David Shao Ling - Vernon Hills IL, US
International Classification:
A61M 1/06 A61M 1/00 A61M 39/22
Abstract:
A breast pump assembly is provided having a housing that is hermetically sealed to define a chamber within the housing, a pump disposed within the housing, wherein the pump is in fluid communication with the chamber and with an atmosphere outside the housing, and a valve system having a first, second, and third port, wherein the first port is in fluid communication with the atmosphere outside the housing, the second port is in fluid communication with the chamber within the housing, and the third port is configured to connect to a pumping kit such that the third port is in fluid communication with the pumping kit.
Apparatus And Methods For Universal Breast Pump Kit
Jeremy Patrick Evans - Vernon Hills IL, US Terry Chung - Kildeer IL, US Yordan Dimitrov Pargov - Rolling Meadows IL, US David Shao Ling - Vernon Hills IL, US Joshua Stoia - Wheeling IL, US Rodrigo Labrador Gonzales - Lindenhurst IL, US Oliver James Harris - Lake Zurich IL, US Manshi Kiritkumar Naik - Schaumburg IL, US Nathan Meng - Chicago IL, US Kwang Suk Kim - Palatine IL, US
International Classification:
A61M 1/06
Abstract:
Apparatus and methods for efficient expression of breast milk is provided. The device comprises a horn having a funnel for receiving a breast and a tube extending downwards from the funnel and removably connected to a first end of a main body. The main body has a stem extending downwards from a second end. The horn portion of the device can vary in size depending on the user need to accommodate varying sizes. A flexible cylindrical diaphragm and a valve is provided and are configured to engage and create a sealing between the lower portion of the main body and a container for receiving the breast milk. The use of the cylindrical diaphragm creates minor stress points along the surface of the diaphragm, thereby making it difficult to tear or damage during repeated operation and cleaning. The device further comprises a cap having a port in communication with a pressure source and configured to engage with a container for receiving breast milk, the container further configured to removably connect with the lower second end of the main body. During the milking operation, a negative pressure from the pressure source is communicated through the port to the device in order to create a suction on the funnel for extracting the milk from the breast. In response to the negative pressure, the diaphragm moves from a first state to a second distended state and the valve circumferentially engages and seals around the stem of the main body to provide an airtight seal during the milking operation. Once the negative pressure is released the diaphragm returns back to the first state allowing the milk to freely flow from the horn, through the main body and into the container.
- Buffalo Grove IL, US Terry CHUNG - Kildeer IL, US Jordan LINN - Palatine IL, US David Shao LING - Vernon Hills IL, US Joshua STOIA - Wheeling IL, US
Assignee:
Ameda, Inc. - Buffalo Grove IL
International Classification:
A61M 1/06 A61M 1/00
Abstract:
An electrical breast pump may include a permanently unobstructed continuous passageway across the diaphragm and a rolling diaphragm that is movable between a vent orientation and a vacuum orientation, or a vent piston configured to actuate a closure between a vent orientation and a vacuum orientation so that a pressure chamber is selectively in direct communication with atmospheric pressure.
Jeremy Patrick EVANS - Vernon Hills IL, US Terry CHUNG - Kildeer IL, US Jordan LINN - Palatine IL, US David Shao LING - Vernon Hills IL, US Joshua STOIA - Wheeling IL, US
Assignee:
AMEDA, INC. - Buffalo Grove IL
International Classification:
A61M 1/06
Abstract:
An electrical breast pump may include a permanently unobstructed continuous passageway across the diaphragm and a rolling diaphragm that is movable between a vent orientation and a vacuum orientation, or a vent piston configured to actuate a closure between a vent orientation and a vacuum orientation so that a pressure chamber is selectively in direct communication with atmospheric pressure.
Dr. Ling graduated from the Temple University School of Medicine in 1986. He works in Lancaster, PA and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Ling is affiliated with Lancaster Regional Medical Center.
Medical School University of Louisville School of Medicine Graduated: 1963
Conditions:
Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding Candidiasis of Vulva and Vagina Conditions of Pregnancy and Delivery
Description:
Dr. Ling graduated from the University of Louisville School of Medicine in 1963. He works in Burbank, CA and specializes in Obstetrics & Gynecology. Dr. Ling is affiliated with Pacific Alliance Medical Center and Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center.
Dr. Ling graduated from the Duke University School of Medicine in 1977. He works in Raleigh, NC and 3 other locations and specializes in Diagnostic Radiology. Dr. Ling is affiliated with Wakemed Raleigh Campus.
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Sir Guy Carleton Elementary School Vancouver Saudi Arabia 1990-1994, Lena Shaw School Surrey Saudi Arabia 1994-1995, Connaught Heights Elementary School New Westminster Saudi Arabia 1995-1997
Highland Drive Elementary School Brecksville OH 1972-1974, Garfield Elementary School Medina OH 1974-1979, Medina Junior High School Medina OH 1979-1981
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