Media Summary: David Janka and Naama Stauber describe how they approached Meet Bridget Scott, a teacher and mother of two, born with Bladder Exstrophy. She used catheters for over 20 years. Loosen grip on the sheath, but do not let go. Use your index finger to press the handle brake and push the case forward. Repeat ...
Compactcath Prototyping - Detailed Analysis & Overview
David Janka and Naama Stauber describe how they approached Meet Bridget Scott, a teacher and mother of two, born with Bladder Exstrophy. She used catheters for over 20 years. Loosen grip on the sheath, but do not let go. Use your index finger to press the handle brake and push the case forward. Repeat ... Pinch the sheath to grab and pull the catheter out of the case. Slide the sheath back to reveal the tip where you'll notice the ... Place index finger on the handle and thumb on the bottom of the case. Tip: The catheter will not be able to unroll if you hold the ... Coil the catheter back into the case by placing thumb on the dial and rotating in a clockwise direction. Tip: Slip it back into the ...
Naama S. Breckler, CEO and co-founder, discusses the inspiration behind When the catheter has reached the bladder, aim and release the drainage spout by pushing down on the funnel. Tip: Make sure ... Naama Stauber describes the "design challenge" or need her team was given as part of Stanford GSB's Design for Service ... A clip from Aspen Ideas session, Designs for the Future: Kids and Robots, Superior Medical Devices, Politics for Everyman. David Janka and Naama Stauber describe how they approached user testing for the project they were given as part of Stanford ...
