Kelly J Williams

US Patent:

7878200, Feb 1, 2011

Filed:

Feb 13, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/354285

Inventors:

Chris Zollinger - Chino Hills CA, US
Brian Pierro - Yorba Linda CA, US
Kelly Williams - Riverside CA, US
Talya Reilly - Chicago IL, US

Assignee:

CareFusion 2200, Inc. - San Diego CA

International Classification:

A62B 18/08

US Classification:

12820711, 12820122

Abstract:

A headgear for securing a patient airway interface device to a patient's head, and in particular an infant patient. The headgear includes a central body, first and second forehead straps, and first and second lower straps. The forehead straps extend from opposite side of the central body. The lower straps also extend from opposite sides of the central body, and are inferiorly spaced from a corresponding forehead strap. Upon application to a patient's head, the central body and the forehead straps establish a line of attachment extending from the patient's forehead to a nape of the patient's neck (i. e. , adjacent the occipital bone). The lower straps are then available for connecting an airway interface piece to the headgear.

US Patent:

20050267423, Dec 1, 2005

Filed:

Aug 10, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/201447

Inventors:

Russ Johnson - Spring Grove IL, US
Mahmood Mohiuddin - Hawthorn Woods IL, US
Elizabeth Hutson - Mundelein IL, US
Kelly Williams - Riverside CA, US
Varsha Kalyankar - Round Lake Beach IL, US

International Classification:

A61M035/00

US Classification:

604295000, 053425000

Abstract:

The invention described herein is a sterile, disposable ophthalmic surgery preparation system and technique that can be introduced directly into the sterile field of surgical preparation without significantly compromising sterile conditions. Both the antimicrobial solution and the container holding the solution can be presented into the sterile field in sterile condition. The antimicrobial solution and container are dimensioned and proportioned for single patient or single procedure usage. The invention includes a sterile, disposable ophthalmic surgery preparation system comprising: a sealed, rupturable flexible container structured as a dropper; the container being filled with a liquid antimicrobial composition formulated for ophthalmic application; wherein the container and composition are proportioned for single application use. The invention further provides a surgical kit and method of preparing a patient for ophthalmic surgery.