This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of South Florida. Active years: 2003.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2003
Title: Michal Vossberg and Digital Mammography Workstation Innovation.
Introduction
Michal Vossberg is an inventor associated with the University of South Florida. His patent work addresses the evaluation of computer-assisted diagnosis methods in digital mammography.
Latest Patents
Vossberg is credited with 1 patent: “Workstation Interface for Use in Digital Mammography and Associated Methods.” The invention describes a user-friendly workstation interface designed to handle multiple large images at high speed. It includes controls for contrast, panning, and zooming, along with reporting forms, case information, and tools for analyzing results. Developed for Sun platforms and the Unix operating system, the software was designed to run on both entry-level and high-end workstations. Its intended uses include education, training, clinical annotation with computer-assisted diagnosis techniques, and primary diagnosis.
Career Highlights
The patent highlights Vossberg’s contribution to digital mammography workflows, combining image-display capabilities with diagnostic tools. The interface was designed to resemble standard mammography film reading in its layout and speed while supporting digital image evaluation.
Collaborations
Vossberg’s listed coworkers include Maria Kallergi and Laurence P. Clarke. His work is associated with the University of South Florida.
Conclusion
Michal Vossberg’s patent presents a workstation interface intended to make digital mammography image review and computer-assisted diagnosis more practical across educational, training, and clinical settings.
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