Saint Francis Hospital Medical Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 114 Woodland St, Hartford, CT 06105 8607144404 (phone), 8607148218 (fax)
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Mr. Strange works in Hartford, CT and specializes in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine. Mr. Strange is affiliated with Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center.
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Robert Strange
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English MP
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Robert F. Strange Manager
Cascade Air Conditioning Limited Liability Company
Michael D. Fangmann - Bluegrass IA Robert E. Strange - Grosse Pointe Woods MI William C. McKay - Seabrook TX
Assignee:
Jancy Engineering Company - Davenport IA
International Classification:
B23B 5104
US Classification:
408206
Abstract:
An annular hole cutter having a shank and an integral cylindrical body provided with a plurality of axially extended cutting teeth which each has an inner cutting edge and an outer cutting edge. The inner and outer cutting edges are equal in radial width and their inner ends meet in a common leading cutter point. The outer and inner cutting edges on each cutting teeth share a substantially mutual radial face.
Robert E. Strange - Grosse Pointe Woods MI Charles F. Morris - Flint MI
Assignee:
Jancy Engineering Co. - Davenport IA
International Classification:
B23B 5104
US Classification:
408 68
Abstract:
An arbor for a rotary cutting tool which includes an elongated cylindrical shank that has an axial bore formed therethrough. The upper end of the shank is adapted to be attached to the drive spindle of an electric motor. The arbor shaft is slidably mounted in a carrier sleeve which is rotatable with the arbor shank which is retained against axial movement by a mounting means. An annular cutter is attached to the lower end of the arbor shank and a pilot ejector member is slidably mounted therein. The pilot ejector member is retained in the normal at rest position by a spring which has its upper end mounted in a bore in a piston that is attached to the carrier sleeve. The lower end of the spring engages a plunger member which maintains the pilot ejector member in its initial and other operative positions.
ana from the University of North Carolina;Dr. Sandra M. Swain of the Washington Cancer Institute at the Washington Hospital Center;Dr. Robert Strange of the University of Colorado; Dr. Ehsan Samei of the Duke University MedicalCenter and Ann-Marie Simeone of the University of Texas-M.D. Anderson