Abstract: A circumcision device comprises a base, configured to engage a patient's body adjacent the patient's penis, and at least one support arm, extending from the base. A cutting assembly is carried by or on the at least one support arm, the cutting assembly being moveable relative to the base along the support arm. A cutting element is carried by the cutting assembly, the cutting element being operable to cut tissue of the penis to facilitate removal of the foreskin from the penis.

Abstract: A manifold assembly useful in patient ventilation/aspiration systems includes a stop cock valve with a hollow stem and a transverse slot arranged to permit the stem to be rotated between open and closed positions. In both positions, a ventilating pathway is maintained through the slot and the stem between ventilator and patient connection ports of the manifold. In open position the stem provides a travel pathway for a catheter between the patient connection port and an access port of the manifold. In closed condition, the stem seals this travel pathway. Catheter depth finding features and internally walled manifold structure for direction of respiratory therapy fluids particularly useful for neonatal patients are presented.

Abstract: A system for transporting by gravity a single-file series of elongate, tapered articles along an inclined transport path for distribution into receiving slots. The system includes a hopper for holding a supply of the articles and a pair of adjacently parallel rotating cylinders for holding the articles in suspended, sliding contact therebetween. A cleated conveyor belt carries the articles from the bottom of the hopper to a point above the cylinders and drops them onto said cylinders. The base of the hopper defines an inclined movement path to thereby convey articles which might fall from the cylinders back to the conveyor belt. The articles are thus fed by the conveyor onto the cylinders and slide along the gap therebetween to an end location. A series of three gates manipulates the articles one at a time to drop in a vertical orientation into an array of narrowly-tailored receiving slots in a packing rack.