Abstract: A non-integrated vascular access system includes a connector having a distal port configured to be coupled to a hub of a catheter, a proximal port, a first lumen extending between the distal and proximal ports and in fluid communication with a second lumen defined by the catheter when the distal port is coupled to the hub, a side port arranged in the connector between the proximal and distal couplers, with the side port configured to be in fluid communication with the first lumen, and a fluid conduit having a proximal end coupled to the side port and a distal end, with the fluid conduit in fluid communication with the side port and configured to extend distally from the connector. The system includes a stabilization portion connected to the connector and configured to contact a patient, and a stabilization anchor platform spaced from the connector and positioned along the fluid conduit.

Abstract: A catheter assembly includes a catheter adapter having a distal end, a proximal end, a lumen extending between the distal end and the proximal end, and a side port arranged between the distal end and the proximal end, with the side port in fluid communication with the lumen. The assembly further includes a catheter secured to the distal end of the catheter adapter and extending distally from the catheter adapter, a fluid conduit having a proximal end coupled to the side port and a distal end, with the fluid conduit in fluid communication with the side port, an elongated arm configured to extend distally away from the catheter adapter, and a stabilization platform spaced from the catheter adapter and positioned along the fluid conduit.

Abstract: An integrated catheter system includes a catheter adapter comprising a catheter, a body receiving the catheter, and a side port in fluid communication with the catheter, a first line in fluid communication with the catheter, a second line in fluid communication with the catheter, a first connector coupled to the first line, and a second connector coupled to the second line.

Abstract: An integrated catheter system includes a catheter adapter having a catheter, a body receiving the catheter, and a side port in fluid communication with the catheter, an integrated extension set including a proximal access port coupled to a proximal end portion of the integrated extension set, with the integrated extension set in fluid communication with the side port of the catheter adapter, and a stabilization platform spaced from the body of the catheter adapter and positioned along the integrated extension set.

Abstract: An exercise and gait-training apparatus has a framework adapted for location above a surface, a harness adapted to support a person relative to the framework, an orthosis adapted for attachment to a lower leg or foot of one leg of the person, a first pair of actuators that are angled with respect to one another and pivotally connected to the framework and connected on a common pivot axis to the harness, a second pair of actuators that are angled with respect to one another and pivotally connected to the framework and connected on a common pivot axis to the orthosis, and a controller that is adapted to control and to synchronize operation of the actuators such that the leg is moved in an arcing pathway simulating a natural movement of the leg.

Abstract: An exercise and gait-training, apparatus includes a framework adapted for location above a surface, a harness to support a person relative to the framework, an orthosis adapted for attachment to a lower leg or a foot of one leg of said person, a first pair of first actuators connected to the framework and to the harness whereby one side of the harness is moved to move a hip or a thigh of said one leg of said supported person relative to the framework, a second pair of first actuators connected to the framework and to the orthosis whereby the orthosis is moved relative to the framework, and a controller to control and to synchronize operation of the actuators such that the first leg is moved in a pathway simulating a natural movement of the leg during walking, a running or a sporting activity.