MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES

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CLINICAL CARDIOLOGY PRESTIGE MEDICAL CORPORATION 8600 Wilbur Avenue Northridge CA 913244499 medical equipment and accessories, namely, stethoscopes and parts therefor;CARDIOLOGY;
CLINICAL CARDIOLOGY RASHMAN CORPORATION 8600 Wilbur Avenue Northridge CA 913244499 medical equipment and accessories, namely, stethoscopes and parts therefor;CARDIOLOGY;
CLINICAL I Prestige Medical Corporation, 8600 Wilbur Avenue Northridge CA 913244499 medical equipment and accessories, namely, stethoscopes and parts therefor;
CLINICAL PLUS RASHMAN CORPORATION 8600 Wilbur Avenue Northridge CA 913244499 medical equipment and accessories, namely, stethoscopes and parts therefor;CLINICAL;
EVO ELECTRODE NEUROONE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION 7599 Anagram Drive Eden Prairie MN 55344 Medical equipment accessories, namely, electrodiagnostic automated constant current sinusoid waveform neuroselective sensory nerve testing devices, namely, disposable electrodes;ELECTRODE;
LUMOS Nucore Technologies Inc. 5285 NE Elam Young Pkwy, STE A500 Hillsboro OR 97124 Medical equipment accessories, namely, electrodiagnostic automated constant current sinusoid waveform neuroselective sensory nerve testing devices, namely, disposable electrodes; Surgical and medical apparatus and instruments for use in general surgery;
PTT NEUROTRON, INC 2747 Geneva CT Denver CO 80238 Medical equipment accessories, namely, electrodiagnostic automated constant current sinusoid waveform neuroselective sensory nerve testing devices, namely, disposable electrodes;
SNCT Neurotron, Incorporated 1501 Sulgrave Avenue Suite 203 Baltimore MD 21209 Medical equipment accessories , namely, electrodiagnostic automated constant current sinusoid waveform neureoselective sensory nerve testing devices, namely disposable electrodes;
VAYELLA MEDICAL Eximtrends Incorporated 1255 Treat Blvd, Suite 300, Walnut Creek CA 94597 Medical equipment accessories, namely, electrodiagnostic automated constant current sinusoid waveform neuroselective sensory nerve testing devices, namely, disposable electrodes; medical equipment for pediatric patients, namely, multiple position safety seat; medical equipment, namely, computed tomography (CT) apparatus; medical products, namely, biofeedback sensors; medical products, namely, respiratory sensors; medical products, namely, therapeutic mattress support; medical products, namely, therapeutic mattresses, beds, seats and cushions; medical apparatus for diagnosing or treating respiratory conditions, namely, face masks, oxygen regulator; medical apparatus, namely, respiratory equipment and monitors therefor; medical devices, namely, pulse generators for generating rectangular pulses for neurostimulation, muscle stimulation, cardiac rhythm management; medical intubation equipment; cooling apparatus used for medical and surgical equipment used during medical and surgical procedures; emergency medical equipment, namely, headboards; endoscopic equipment for medical purposes; heaters and warmers used for medical and surgical equipment used during medical and surgical procedures; light-based medical devices, namely, a light emitting diode (LED) device for increasing the human body's own production of collagen; physical rehabilitation, physical therapy and sports medicine equipment all designed specifically for medical use, namely, shoulder stretcher using a cable; physical rehabilitation, physical therapy and sports medicine equipment all designed specifically for medical use, namely, shoulder stretcher using resistance cables; trolleys for medical equipment;MEDICAL;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A disposable medical item for use with medical equipment includes circuitry forming an electrical path between the item and medical equipment. The circuitry is coupled to a medical equipment controller or independent microprocessor and includes a fuse. The controller transmits a status signal over the path in response to the equipment receiving the item. A disabled fuse prevents traversal of the path by the status signal, thereby indicating prior item use. If the controller does not detect the status signal, medical equipment operation is disabled. Otherwise, the controller transmits over the path a signal sufficient to disable the fuse to indicate item use and verifies the disabled fuse status. If the disabled fuse status is verified, the controller enables equipment operation. The controller periodically checks the fuse status during equipment operation and disables operation in response to a prior used item inserted into the medical equipment.