Raymond A. Lia - Auburn NY, US Sean R. Karla - Syracuse NY, US Stephen W. Burnett - Locke NY, US Tyson B. Whitaker - Arden NC, US Thomas J. Grant - Skaneateles NY, US Dale C. Saddlemire - Cortland NY, US Thaddeus J. Wawro - Auburn NY, US
Assignee:
Welch Allyn, Inc. - Skaneateles Falls NY
International Classification:
A61B 5/02
US Classification:
600485, 600490, 600499
Abstract:
Adaptive attachments used in combination with a blood pressure cuff enable various blood pressure measurements to be taken in a hospital or other setting having various single and/or dual lumen manual or electronic blood pressure measuring equipment with a single patient-worn cuff.
Sean R. Karla - Syracuse NY, US Tom Grant - Skaneateles NY, US Raymond Lia - Auburn NY, US Jeff Perkins - Tully NY, US Scott W. Osiecki - Skaneateles NY, US David J. Hine - Skaneateles NY, US
Robert L. Vivenzio - Auburn NY, US Ian K. Edwards - Skaneateles NY, US Raymond A. Lia - Auburn NY, US Jeffrey Perkins - Tully NY, US Sean Karla - Syracuse NY, US
Assignee:
Welch Allyn, Inc. - Skaneateles Falls NY
International Classification:
A61B 5/02 B65D 83/08
US Classification:
600490, 221 45
Abstract:
A blood pressure cuff is defined by a sleeve member, a portion of which is inflatable and made from a fluid impermeable material. An exterior port of the sleeve directly and fluidly interconnects with the interior of said inflatable portion, wherein a slotted portion is aligned with the port to receive the port when the cuff is wrapped about the limb of a patient. The slotted portion is sized to provide a range of cuff sizes wherein the cuff can be entirely made from a biodegradable or recyclable material. A plurality of cuffs can be packaged for sequential dispensing thereof.
Robert L. Vivenzio - Auburn NY, US Ian K. Edwards - Skaneateles NY, US Raymond A. Lia - Auburn NY, US Jeffrey Perkins - Tully NY, US Sean R. Karla - Syracuse NY, US
International Classification:
A61B 5/022
US Classification:
600490
Abstract:
A blood pressure cuff is defined by a first sheet, having an opening, and a second sheet. The second sheet is attached to a bottom of the first sheet to form an interior inflatable portion between the first sheet and the second sheet, with the opening of the first sheet fluidly interconnecting the interior inflatable portion with an exterior of the cuff. The blood pressure cuff is made from a single type of material and can be recycled, biodegradable, or composted.
Sean R. Karla - Syracuse NY, US Raymond A. Lia - Auburn NY, US Jamie H. Bartenstein - East Syracuse NY, US Robert L. Vivenzio - Auburn NY, US Victor G. Ianno - Baldwinsville NY, US
International Classification:
A61B 5/022 F16L 25/00 F17D 1/00
US Classification:
600499, 137 1501, 2851245
Abstract:
A medical device adaptor includes a housing defining a mounting port and a circumscribing outer wall, a fluid passage extending substantially through the adaptor to the mounting port, and a pair of mounting shoulders spaced circumferentially along the outer wall. The pair of mounting shoulders extend transverse from the outer wall. The medical device adaptor also includes an insert disposed within the mounting port. The insert defines a thru hole at least partially aligned with the fluid passage.
David E. Quinn - Auburn NY, US John A. Lane - Weedsport NY, US Raymond A. Lia - Auburn NY, US Sean R. Karla - Syracuse NY, US Robert L. Vivenzio - Auburn NY, US
International Classification:
A61B 5/022
US Classification:
600499
Abstract:
A blood pressure cuff includes a first bladder having a width, and a length transverse to the width. The blood pressure cuff also includes a second bladder connected to the first bladder and a port fluidly connected to at least one of the first and second bladders.
Shawn C. St. Pierre - Syracuse NY, US Sean R. Karla - Syracuse NY, US Lari E. Rutherford - Jamesville NY, US
Assignee:
Welch Allyn, Inc. - Skaneateles Falls NY
International Classification:
A61B 5/022
US Classification:
600490
Abstract:
Systems and methods for correlating diagnostic readings obtained by at least two medical devices can include a pressure offset correction parameter that is calculated for the purpose of correlating oscillometric blood pressure readings between a “home” blood pressure monitor and an “office” blood pressure monitor. The offset correction parameter is used to adjust blood pressure readings of the “home” or “office” blood pressure monitor such that these readings can be validly compared with blood pressure readings obtained using the other blood pressure monitor. In this manner, a more complete and reliable blood pressure trend may be developed and used for managing blood pressure related medical conditions.