Martin B Albini

6475228, Nov 5, 2002

Feb 15, 2000

09/504131

Robert Mesaros - Bozeman MT
Michael E. Hovanes - Redmond WA
William Clem - Bozeman MT
Cory Williamson - Bozeman MT
Martin Albini - Bozeman MT
Darius Eghbal - Bozeman MT
Erik Green - Bozeman MT
Jason Stewart - Bozeman MT

Instrumed, Inc. - Woodinville WA

A61B 1712

606202

A system and method of controlling the pressure within a surgical tourniquet so as selectively to occlude blood flow within a portion of a limb of a patient, wherein the pressure within an inflatable cuff surrounding a portion of a limb of a patient is changed by automatically opening a first valve connected to a controller and located within a first conduit between an inflatable bladder and the inflatable cuff, when the pressure in the inflatable cuff is different from that in the inflatable bladder. In another aspect, a system and method of controlling the pressure within a surgical tourniquet so as selectively to occlude blood flow within a portion of a limb of a patient within five seconds. In another aspect, a system and method of detecting a leak in a surgical tourniquet. In another aspect, a surgical tourniquet that, from an inflated state, may enter a deflated state, a set state, a default display state, or an off state.

6508745, Jan 21, 2003

Feb 12, 1999

09/249923

Peter Schenk - Park City UT, 84098
William E. Clem - Bozeman MT
Cory Williamson - Bozeman MT
Martin Albini - Bozeman MT
Darius Eghbal - Bozeman MT
Erik G. Green - Bozeman MT

Peter Schenk - Park City UT

A63B 2206

482 57, 482 63, 482 65, 482 96

A stationary exercise bicycle apparatus is provided, the apparatus including shock absorption capabilities in order to more completely simulate the movement and feel of an actual free standing bicycle. Shock absorption capabilities are provided by a rearwardly extending member having a first end which is pivotally secured to the base portion of the apparatus and a second end which includes a surface contacting roller. Further, a resilient elastomeric component is provided which is disposed between brackets mounted on the rearwardly extending member and the base portion, respectively, this component being slightly compressed in response to the operators weight and movements initiated by the operator. Such compression serves as a dampening or absorption of shock waves. Also, it will be recognized that the configuration described allows for some limited up and down movement of the apparatus.

7300462, Nov 27, 2007

Feb 13, 2006

11/276082

Gary Swinford - Redmond WA, US
Jay N. Wilkins - Belgrade MT, US
Cory Williamson - Bozeman MT, US
William E. Clem - Bozeman MT, US
Erik G. Green - Bozeman MT, US
Martin B. Albini - Bozeman MT, US

Cardiac Dimensions, Inc. - Kirkland WA

A61F 2/24

623 237, 623904

A device for modifying the shape of a mitral valve annulus. In one embodiment, the device includes a connector disposed between first and second anchors, the first and second anchors each adapted to be deployed in a coronary sinus adjacent the mitral valve annulus to anchor the device in the coronary sinus; and an actuation element adapted to receive a proximally or distally directed actuation force from an actuator and to transmit the actuation force to the first and second anchors simultaneously. The invention also includes a system for modifying the shape of a mitral valve annulus, including a percutaneous deployment apparatus, including an actuator; and a percutaneous mitral valve annuloplasty device with a connector disposed between first and second anchors, the first and second anchors each adapted to be deployed in a coronary sinus adjacent the mitral valve annulus to anchor the device in the coronary sinus; and an actuation element adapted to receive a distally proximally directed actuation force from the actuator and to transmit the actuation force to the first and second anchors simultaneously. The invention also includes a method of using such devices and systems.

D562067, Feb 19, 2008

Dec 11, 2006

29/269880

Martin Albini - Bozeman MT, US
Thomas J. Wernikowski - Bozeman MT, US
Paul Daniel Fichter - Seattle WA, US
Christian P. Burrows - Tacoma WA, US

VolTap, LLC - Bellevue WA

0701

D 7398

D562068, Feb 19, 2008

Dec 11, 2006

29/269881

Martin Albini - Bozeman MT, US
Thomas J. Wernikowski - Bozeman MT, US
Paul Daniel Fichter - Seattle WA, US
Christian P. Burrows - Tacoma WA, US

Voltap, LLC - Bellevue WA

0701

D 7398, D7397, D7387

7351259, Apr 1, 2008

May 10, 2004

10/843223

Gary Swinford - Redmond WA, US
Jay N. Wilkins - Belgrade MT, US
Cory Williamson - Bozeman MT, US
William E. Clem - Bozeman MT, US
Erik G. Green - Bozeman MT, US
Martin B. Albini - Bozeman MT, US

Cardiac Dimensions, Inc. - Kirkland WA

A61F 2/24

623 236, 623 237

A device for modifying the shape of a mitral valve annulus. In one embodiment, the device includes a connector disposed between first and second anchors, the first and second anchors each adapted to be deployed in a coronary sinus adjacent the mitral valve annulus to anchor the device in the coronary sinus; and an actuation element adapted to receive a proximally or distally directed actuation force from an actuator and to transmit the actuation force to the first and second anchors simultaneously. The invention also includes a system for modifying the shape of a mitral valve annulus, including a percutaneous deployment apparatus, including an actuator; and a percutaneous mitral valve annuloplasty device with a connector disposed between first and second anchors, the first and second anchors each adapted to be deployed in a coronary sinus adjacent the mitral valve annulus to anchor the device in the coronary sinus; and an actuation element adapted to receive a distally proximally directed actuation force from the actuator and to transmit the actuation force to the first and second anchors simultaneously. The invention also includes a method of using such devices and systems.

7398949, Jul 15, 2008

Feb 11, 2005

11/056526

Jonathan C. Weech - Star ID, US
Martin B. Albini - Bozeman MT, US

Dedicated Devices, Inc. - Boise ID

F21V 21/00

24822021, 248300, 248906, 220 35, 220 39, 174 58

A mounting bracket engages a hardware device and couples to a support structure. The mounting bracket includes a face to support the hardware device and opposing ear members coupled to the face. The ear members may include clips to engage a support structure and mounting apertures to receive fasteners.

7408784, Aug 5, 2008

Nov 4, 2005

11/267766

Jonathan C. Weech - Star ID, US
Martin B. Albini - Bozeman MT, US

Dedicated Devices, Inc. - Boise ID

H05K 5/00

361724, 24822021, 235379, 3122232

A computer chassis assembly having a base with a plurality of connectors and guides is adapted to snap into and out of a universal mounting bracket. The chassis assembly further includes a midsection adapted to house a plurality of computer subcomponents which are removable without tools, the midsection being snapably removable from the base. The chassis assembly also includes a cover that is snapably removable from the midsection, which when removed, allows repair access to computer hardware subcomponents housed within the midsection.