Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Pd-1 Acquisition Group, LLC

Hareesh Chamarthi

Vijay Parthasarathy

Sandeep M Dalal

Ranjith Naveen Tellis

Olga Starobinets

Vikki A Spaulding

Maria Isabel Chiu

Daniel Doty

Bin Feng

Sri Sahitya Vadde

Thomas McQuade

Yuchen Qian

Aleksander Jonca

Anhco Nguyen

Sheila Ranganath

Hans Albert Felix Scheuplein

Najmia Amirina

Lei Wang

Jennifer Watkins-Yoon

Yuechen Qian

Thomas Mcquade

A non-transitory computer readable medium () stores instructions executable by at least one electronic processor () to perform a method () for supporting remote experts (RE) in assisting local operators (LO) of respective medical imaging devices () during medical imaging examinations. The method includes: determining, in response to a calling local operator placing a call to a called remote expert, a context of the calling local operator based on at least one feed (W,) of a workspace of the calling local operator; retrieving, from a database (), a view configuration () for a determined user interface (UI) view based on the determined context; and controlling a display device () to display the determined UI view based on the retrieved view configuration.

System and method to intelligently adapt the arrangement of content displays according to workflow context

An apparatus provides remote assistance to a local operator of a medical imaging device disposed in a medical imaging device bay via a communication link from a remote location that is remote from the medical imaging device bay to the medical imaging device bay. The apparatus includes a workstation disposed at the remote location including at least one workstation display. At least one electronic processor is programmed to, over the course of a medical imaging examination performed using the medical imaging device: extract successive image frames from video or screen sharing of a controller display of the medical imaging device; screen-scrape information related to the medical imaging examination from the successive image frames over the course of the medical imaging examination; maintain status information on the medical imaging examination at least in part using the screen-scraped information; and output an alert perceptible at the remote location when the status information on the medical imaging examination satisfies an alert criterion.

Camera view and screen scraping for information extraction from imaging scanner consoles

An apparatus for use with a medical imaging device () operative in conjunction with a contrast injector () to perform a contrast enhanced medical imaging procedure. The apparatus includes: an alert output device (), and at least one electronic processor () operatively connected with the alert output device and programmed to: extract image frames from video or screen sharing () of a display ('); screen-scrape injector settings of the contrast injector from the image frames; and output an alert () via the alert output device if the screen-scraped injector settings satisfy an alert criterion.

Automated system for error checking injection parameters during imaging exams

An apparatus () provides remote assistance to a local operator of a medical imaging device () disposed in a medical imaging device bay () via a communication link () from a remote location () that is remote from the medical imaging device bay to the medical imaging device bay. The apparatus includes a workstation () disposed at the remote location including at least one workstation display (). At least one electronic processor () is programmed to, over the course of a medical imaging examination performed using the medical imaging device: extract successive image frames from video () or screen sharing () of a controller display (') of the medical imaging device; screen-scrape information related to the medical imaging examination from the successive image frames over the course of the medical imaging examination; maintain status information on the medical imaging examination at least in part using the screen-scraped information; and output an alert () perceptible at the remote location when the status information on the medical imaging examination satisfies an alert criterion.

Antibodies that bind to programmed cell death protein 1 (PD-1), compositions comprising such antibodies, and methods of making and using such antibodies are disclosed.

Anti-PD-1 antibodies

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Hareesh Chamarthi