Fujifilm Sonosite, Inc.

Other

Fujifilm Corporation

Craig Chamberlain

Patrick Nally

Evan McCormack

Ben Dekock

Tyler Dawson

Andrew Lundberg

Joshua M Hansen

Kenji Kimura

Amanda Mander

Paul Tomotaro Danset

Davin Dhatt

Christopher Howard

Saeed Aliakbari

Brittney Klingenberg

David Henry Wykes

James A Young

Gina Kelly

David Knapp

Sara Akiko Prokop

Josh Hansen

Roger Swezey

Floris Kruger

Harald Fiedler

Sebastian Tomaszewski

Katsuya Yamamoto

Hiroshi Murakami

Thomas M Duffy

Diku Pranav Mandavia

Adam Benjamin Pely

Wendy Swan

Christopher A White

Jason Rothwell

Anthony R Carter

Derek Jensen

David Hoglund

Jean Tsou

Lisa Spencer

Trevor Rogers

John Fogelberg

Kristine Kelly

Laurie Johnson

Systems and methods for a dynamic scroll mode are described. In some embodiments, an ultrasound system includes a display device that is configured to simultaneously display an ultrasound image and an additional image. The ultrasound system includes a processor system that is configured to cause the display device to change the simultaneous display so that one of the ultrasound image and the additional image increases in size by an amount and the other of the ultrasound image and the additional image decreases in size by an additional amount that is based on the amount.

Ultrasound system having a display device with dynamic scroll mode for B-mode and M-mode images

Embodiments of ultrasound utility station and methods for using the same are disclosed. In some embodiments, the method includes displaying a status of the ultrasound machine that indicates a location of the ultrasound machine and an amount of charge of a battery of the ultrasound machine, and displaying an additional status that indicates an additional location of the ultrasound utility station and one or more available ultrasound probes on the ultrasound utility station. After receiving a selection of an ultrasound probe of the available ultrasound probes and a user input that determines a schedule for said configuring the ultrasound machine, the method instructs the ultrasound utility station to charge the battery of the ultrasound machine and provide the ultrasound probe for transfer to the ultrasound machine.

Ultrasound utility station

Ultrasound systems for displaying visual representations of ultrasound transducers and methods for doing the same are disclosed. In some embodiments, an ultrasound system includes an ultrasound probe including a probe body and a transducer assembly coupled to the probe body. The ultrasound probe is configured to cause a movement of the transducer assembly based on a setting made with the probe body. The ultrasound system also includes a display device that is configured to display a visual representation of the transducer assembly that indicates at least one angle resulting from the movement.

Displaying visual representations of ultrasound transducers

This disclosure provides systems, devices, methods, and apparatus, for coordinating scanners in an ultrasound cart. An ultrasound system can include an ultrasound cart having a scanner holder configured to hold ultrasound scanners, a display device configured to display a visual representation of the scanner holder, and at least one of the ultrasound scanners. The visual representation can be implemented to identify locations of the ultrasound scanners on the scanner holder. The ultrasound scanners can be configured to indicate, while being held in the scanner holder, that one ultrasound scanner of the ultrasound scanners is to be selected for an ultrasound examination. The ultrasound scanner can also be configured to implement a first ultrasound imaging mode when a display device is attached to the ultrasound cart, and a second ultrasound imaging mode and not the first ultrasound imaging mode when the display device is removed from the ultrasound cart.

Coordinating scanners in an ultrasound cart

An ultrasound probe and a ultrasound system are disclosed. In some embodiments, the ultrasound system includes a bite block configured to, during a transesophageal insertion of the probe cable starting from the distal end, guard the probe cable from a bite and prevent anteflexion and retroflexion movement of the transducer until a predetermined length of the probe cable is inserted.

Transesophageal ultrasound system

Systems and methods to provide an ultrasound scanner with a display interface are described. An ultrasound system includes an ultrasound scanner having an interface configured to display a visual representation, and a first transceiver configured to communicate over a communication link. The ultrasound system includes a display device having a reader configured to read the visual representation displayed by the ultrasound scanner, and a second transceiver configured to, responsive to the reader reading the visual representation, initiate communication with the first transceiver of the ultrasound scanner over the communication link to pair the ultrasound scanner and the display device.

Ultrasound scanner with display interface

Ultrasound device

Examples herein include methods, systems, and computer program products for utilizing neural networks in ultrasound systems. The methods include processor(s) of a computing device identifying a neural network for implementation on the computing device to generate, based on ultrasound data, inferences and confidence levels for the inferences, the computing device being communicatively coupled via a computing network to an ultrasound machine configured to generate the ultrasound data. The processor(s) implements the neural network on the computing device, including configuring the neural network to generate an inference and a confidence level for at least one image of the images. The processor(s) obtains the ultrasound data including images from the ultrasound machine. The processor(s) determines, for the at least one image, an accuracy of the inference and the confidence level. The processor(s) automatically reconfigures the neural network to increase the accuracy based on the determining the accuracy.

Neural network utilization with ultrasound technology

Systems and methods for a virtual sonography team are described. An ultrasound system includes an ultrasound scanner that is configured to generate ultrasound data based on reflections of ultrasound signals transmitted by the ultrasound scanner and communicate the ultrasound data over a communication network to at least one display device and an archiver. An ultrasound machine is coupled to the ultrasound scanner and is configured to determine examination data for the ultrasound examination and communicate the examination data to the archiver over the communication network. The display device is configured to generate an ultrasound image based on the ultrasound data as part of an ultrasound examination and communicate the ultrasound image to the archiver for aggregation with the examination data into a patient record of the ultrasound examination.

Ultrasound system for a virtual sonography team

Ultrasound imaging systems for automatically adjusting settings according to an position and/or orientation of one or more interfaces. The ultrasound imaging systems can include a probe configured to send and receive ultrasound signals for performing a medical exam, a medical procedure, or both; and a processor configured to: select a diagnostics mode or a procedural mode based on an operating orientation of the ultrasound imaging system or a portion thereof, and adjust one or more settings of the imaging system according to the selected diagnostics mode or the selected procedural mode.

Ultrasound imaging system with automatic configuration management and hinge mechanism

Systems and methods to provide an ultrasound scanner that supports handset wireless network connectivity are described. An ultrasound scanner includes a transducer system that generates, as part of an ultrasound examination, ultrasound data based on reflections of ultrasound signals transmitted by the transducer system. The ultrasound scanner includes a first transceiver that communicates, over a first communication link, the ultrasound data to a display device that displays an ultrasound image based on the ultrasound data. The ultrasound scanner includes one or more additional transceivers that communicate, over a one or more additional communication links and simultaneously with the first transceiver communicating the ultrasound data over the first communication link, the ultrasound data through an access point of a care facility administering the ultrasound examination.

Ultrasound scanner that supports handset wireless network connectivity

Certain embodiments include an apparatus, system, or method for time-gain compensation control of an ultrasound system. A computer-implemented method can include providing a tactile gain control comprising a near, middle, and far gain control. The middle gain control can be configured for two-dimensional range adjustment of depth and gain. The computer-implemented method can also include adjust at least one of the near, middle, or far gain control. In addition, the computer-implemented method can include displaying an ultrasound image based on at least one of the adjusted near, middle, or far gain control.

System and method for time-gain compensation control

Ultrasound device with control panel

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Craig Chamberlain