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Shoulder prosthesis assembly

The invention concerns a shoulder prosthesis assembly comprising a meta-glenoid element (7) formed by a plate (13) provided with a central tubular block (14) an anchoring members in the glenoid cavity (3), and a glenoid sphere (9) designed to top the metaglenoid element and provided with an axial screw (35) screwed into said pin; the glenoid sphere has an articulated surface (11) designed to co-operate with a cup of an associated humeral prosthesis (2); said assembly comprises means (16, 45, 46; 51, 50, 49) guiding the glenoid sphere adapted to facilitate its being fixed on the meta-glenoid element; said means comprise a pin (46) adapted to be slotted into the tubular block (14) and into an axial passage of the screw (35); the glenoid sphere (9) is thus guided by being slid on the pin (46) until the screw (35) is inserted precisely into the axis of the tubular block (14), wherein it can be screwed without any risk of damaging the thread on the screw and the internal thread of the block. Advantageously, the free end (48) of the screw (35) can likewise be bevelled to facilitate its being inserted in the block (14) without damaging the threads. The inventive arrangement is particular useful considering the difficulties encountered by the surgeon for correctly positioning the glenoid sphere (9) relative to the meta-glenoid element (7) owing to lack of visibility.
Owner:DEPUY (IRELAND) LTD +1

Means for rendering key respiratory measurements accessible to mobile digital devices

ActiveUS9138167B1Easily be clean and sterilizeWithout risk of damageDiagnostic recording/measuringSensorsSpirometryExpiratory Airflow
An acoustic means for rendering key respiratory measurements accessible to hand-held mobile digital devices with audio input capabilities (such as mobile phones, personal digital assistants, mobile gaming platforms, and tablets). One or more embodiments comprise: a compact and portable whistle (101) that encodes a user's expiratory airflow rate as audio frequency, and a software process with local or remote access to mobile-device audio that decodes said audio frequency to regain expiratory airflow rate and derive key respiratory measurements, so that these measurements and related information may conveniently be made available to the user (100) and the user's health network of family members (103) and physicians (104). Embodiments enable leveraging the ubiquity and extensive capabilities of hand-held mobile digital devices, while simultaneously simplifying requirements for a dedicated spirometry device.
Owner:LEYDON KRISPIN JOHAN

Connecting means for two members in fluid conducting assembly

InactiveUS6039358ARapid handlingHandled more rapidlyDrilling rodsPipe elementsEngineeringCoupling
A connecting means for two parts in a fluid conducting assembly. The connecting means comprises coupling means located on joint sides opposite to one another on the parts, such means rendering possible a displaceable attachment together of the parts with an interlocking effect in the assembly direction. Furthermore connecting members are provided to act on opposite sides of the parts, of which at least one connecting member, is able to be locked using holding and securing means on the pushed together parts in order to set the relative position of same. Simultaneously the setting in place of a clamping means acting on the connecting members is facilitated. The connecting means renders possible a simple, secure and rapid coupling of the parts.
Owner:FESTO AG & CO KG

Method and apparatus for testing pulsatile endurance of a vascular implant

A method for testing the pulsatile endurance of a vascular implant 3 comprises placing a resilient insert 4 into the implant and repeatedly expanding and contracting the insert, thereby expanding and contracting the implant. The insert preferably has a cavity therein and is repeatedly expanded and contracted by repeatedly increasing and decreasing the pressure in the cavity.
Owner:ANSON MEDICAL LTD

Collapsible, transportable cart for building materials

A portable collapsible cart for building materials comprises a wheeled platform with selectable hinged upright supports that are collapsible, thereby forming a compact unit for storage of the device. The cart will support and transport various bulky building materials. The cart is easily maneuverable by a single person due to swivel casters and a narrow upright design. The cart collapses to a low profile for storage and also provides removably attachable racks for transportation of long linear objects.
Owner:SIMS DALE W
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