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Daniel J Radden

from Vermilion, OH
Age ~59
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Related to:
Janet B SteinmetzKarla RaddenTimothy Rowe, 46Victoria Varner
Connected to:
Carol Radden, 65George E Radden, 69Joslyn N Radden, 45David M Radder, 66Edith A Radder, 79Kristopher D Radder, 38Sanket Radder, 36Willie M Radder, 69Michael J Raddie, 66Angela J Raddin, 47

Daniel Radden Phones & Addresses

  • 1382 Sanford St, Vermilion, OH 44089 (440) 963-0594
  • Lodi, OH
  • Lorain, OH
  • 158 Pasadena Ave, Elyria, OH 44035 (440) 366-0594
  • Valley City, OH

Work

Company: Tenneco Feb 1, 2003 Position: Lab technician

Education

School / High School: United States Navy Machinist A School 1985

Industries

Automotive

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Lab Technician

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Location:
1382 Sanford St, Vermilion, OH 44089
Industry:
Automotive
Work:
Tenneco
Lab Technician
Steris Corporation Jul 1989 - Jul 2002
Research and Development Lab Technician
Us Navy Jan 1985 - Nov 1988
Machinist Repairman 3Rd Class
Education:
United States Navy Machinist A School 1985

Publications

Us Patents

Treatment Stretcher Adapted For C-Arm Access

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US Patent:
6374438, Apr 23, 2002
Filed:
Apr 11, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/546959
Inventors:
Michael D. Fox - Rittman OH
Raymond A. Failor - Seville OH
Daniel J. Radden - Elyria OH
Assignee:
Steris INC - Temecula CA
International Classification:
A47C 2108
US Classification:
5600, 5617, 5618, 5625
Abstract:
A mobile patient stretcher is provided and particularly adapted for additional use as a pain clinic treatment table designed to accommodate a C-arm of a fluoroscopic or like imaging apparatus. The stretcher litter top or patient support surface is radiolucent and includes selectively removable lateral side rail sections so that the litter top can be selectively converted into an hourglass shape without side rails as required for treatment procedures and/or C-arm access and imaging. On the other hand, with the lateral side rail sections in place, the stretcher includes a full-width patient support surface, and also includes a radiolucent fowler back rest, selectively deployable side rails, and a hydraulically or otherwise controlled conventional wheeled stretcher base that is adapted to place the patient support surface in a raised, lowered, Trendelenburg, or reverse Trendelenburg orientation. Thus, the stretcher can be used as a fully functional stretcher to transport a patient to and from a procedure area and a recovery area, provides a comfortable resting place with a fowler back rest for a patient, and is also usable as a treatment table during fluoroscopic or other imaging procedures.
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