[KADAMUS, Christopher J., MANASAS, Mark, A., COATS, Andrew, CAPLAN, Jay, RAJAGOPALAN, Harith, FLAHERTY, Maxwell R., FLAHERTY, Christopher J.] 203 Crescent Street, Suite 303 Waltham, MA 02453;57 Robinwood Avenue Jamaica Plain, MA 02130;6 Bennett Avenue Lexington, MA 02421;73 Beacon Street, #3 Somerville, MA 02143;34 Clark Street Belmont, MA 02478;150 St. Paul Street, #501 Brookline, MA 02446;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, FL 33823;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, FL 33823 An injectate delivery device for expanding tissue is provided. The injectate delivery device comprises: at least one fluid delivery tube comprising a proximal end, a distal end and a lumen therebetween; at least one fluid delivery element in fluid communication with the at least one fluid delivery tube lumen; a radially expanding element comprising the at least one fluid delivery element; a supply of vacuum constructed and arranged to cause tissue to tend toward the at least one fluid delivery element; and at least one control constructed and arranged to perform a function. The at least one control can be constructed and arranged to expand the radially expandable element and activate the supply of vacuum. Systems and method of injectate delivery are also provided.

[FLAHERTY, J. Christopher, BARBOUR, Charnice, CONNOR, Ross, ZENTNER, Christopher, FLAHERTY, R. Maxwell] 2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, Florida 33823;;;;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, Florida 33823 An implantable glenoid prosthesis comprising a glenoid member including a glenoid body and a glenoid fixation member is disclosed. The glenoid body includes a surface for mating with a humeral head. The glenoid fixation member is constructed and arranged to flex when a force is applied to the glenoid body.

[Michael Salvatore Castro, Christopher P. DeGeorge, J. Christopher Flaherty, R. Maxwell Flaherty, Arnold Oyola, Joseph A. Stand, III, Samuel F. Straface] US MA Plymouth Described is a tool positioning system comprising an introduction device, a first tool support and a second tool support. The introduction device is constructed and arranged to slidingly receive an articulating probe. The first tool support comprises at least one guide element constructed and arranged to slidingly receive a first tool. The first tool support is oriented toward a first operator location. The second tool support comprises at least one guide element constructed and arranged to slidingly receive a second tool. The second tool support is oriented toward a second operator location.

[CASTRO, Michael Salvatore, DEGEORGE, Christopher, P., FLAHERTY, J. Christopher, FLAHERTY, R. Maxwell, OYOLA, Arnold, STAND III, Joseph, A., STRAFACE, Samuel, F.] 23 Weathervane Plymouth, Massachusetts 02367;61 Marvin Avenue Franklin, MA 02038;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, Florida 33823;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, Florida 33823;405 Whitney Street Northborough, Massachusetts 01532;273 Holden Street Holden, Massachusetts 01520;12 Grandview Avenue Duxbury, MA 02332 Described is a tool positioning system comprising an introduction device, a first tool support and a second tool support. The introduction device is constructed and arranged to slidingly receive an articulating probe. The first tool support comprises at least one guide element constructed and arranged to slidingly receive a first tool. The first tool support is oriented toward a first operator location. The second tool support comprises at least one guide element constructed and arranged to slidingly receive a second tool. The second tool support is oriented toward a second operator location.

142 North RoadSudbury, Massachusetts 01776;2325 Paseo De Laura, Apt. 127Oceanside, California 92056;5 Viking Court, Apt. 51Arlington, Massachusetts 02474;227 Riverbend DriveGroton, Massachusetts 01450;120 Evergreen LaneCarlisle, Massachusetts 01741;16 Woodside AvenueSeymour, Connecticut 06483;242 Ipswich RoadTopsfield, Massachusetts 01983;2122 Kirkland Lake DriveAuburndale, Florida 33823 An imaging system for a patient comprises an imaging probe. The imaging probe comprises: an elongate shaft for insertion into the patient and comprising a proximal end, a distal portion, and a lumen extending between the proximal end and the distal portion; a rotatable optical core comprising a proximal end and a distal end, and at least a portion of the rotatable optical core is positioned within the lumen of the elongate shaft; an optical assembly positioned proximate the distal end of the rotatable optical core, the optical assembly configured to direct light to tissue and collect reflected light from the tissue; a damping fluid positioned between the elongate shaft and the rotatable optical core and configured to reduce non-uniform rotation of the optical assembly; and a fluid pressurization element configured to increase the pressure of the damping fluid to reduce the presence of bubbles proximate the optical assembly.

[CLARK, William, W., CHO, Sung, Kwon, ZHAO, Yuejun, SYCIARZ, Timothy, J., FLAHERTY, R., Maxwell, FLAHERTY, J., Christopher] 225 Franklin Street 26th Floor Boston, MA 02110;104 Maplewood Drive Wexford, PA 15090;1627 Augusta Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15237;1 Bayard Rd., Apt 7 Pittsburgh, PA 15213;2715 Murray Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15217;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, FL 33823;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, FL 33823 A system for obtaining a pH measurement comprises a disposable probe and a reader. The disposable probe includes at least one indicating electrode and at least one reference electrode. The reader is configured to operably engage with the disposable probe and provide pH information of a sample.

[J. Christopher Flaherty, John T. Garibotto, R. Maxwell Flaherty, William J. Gorman] US FL Auburndale A temperature measurement probe for a patient is provided. The probe includes a sensor assembly and produces a temperature map comprising temperature information for multiple patient locations.

[CLARK, William, W., WAGNER, David, W., CHO, Sung, Kwon, ZHAO, Yuejun, SYCIARZ, Timothy, J., FLAHERTY, R., Maxwell, FLAHERTY, J., Christopher] 225 Franklin Street 26th Floor Boston, MA 02110;104 Maplewood Drive Wexford, PA 15090;225 Franklin Street Boston, MA 02110;1627 Augusta Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15237;1 Bayard Rd. Apt.7 Pittsburgh, PA 15213;2715 Murray Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15217;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, FL 33823;2122 Kirkland Lake Drive Auburndale, FL 33823 A system for obtaining a pH measurement includes a disposable probe and a reader. The disposable probe comprises multiple indicating electrodes and at least one reference electrode. The reader is configured to operably engage with the disposable probe and provide pH information of a sample.

[William CLARK, Sung Kwon CHO, Yuejun ZHAO, Timothy J. SYCIARZ, R. Maxwell Flaherty, J. Christopher Flaherty, David W. Wagner] US PA Wexford A system for obtaining a pH measurement includes a disposable probe and a reader. The disposable probe comprises multiple indicating electrodes and at least one reference electrode. The reader is configured to operably engage with the disposable probe and provide pH information of a sample.

[FLAHERTY, J. Christopher, GARIBOTTO, John T., FLAHERTY, R. Maxwell, GORMAN, William J.] 15 Shoreby Drive Cleveland, Ohio 44108;242 Ipswich Road Topsfield, Massachusetts 01983;3 Beacon Heights Lane Marblehead, Massachusetts 01945;242 Ipswich Road Topsfield, Massachusetts 01983;62 Lakeshore Drive South Hamilton, Massachusetts 01982 A temperature measurement probe for a patient is provided. The probe includes a sensor assembly and produces a temperature map comprising temperature information for multiple patient locations.