Energize Medical LLC

Revolutionary Business Concepts, Inc.

Cardiac Evaluation Center, Inc.

Compliance Laboratories, L.l.c.

John Ellenz

Carl Mayer

Craig Seyl

Dheerendra Kashyap

Randall Allard

The invention provides a therapeutic system comprising: Optionally, the energy generator is a generator of ablation energy or heat energy (e.g. RF generator) and the control instructions comprise instructions for controlling the output of the energy generator. Optionally, the control instructions comprise one or more parameters of energy output or an algorithm configured for controlling the energy output. Optionally, the system further comprises one or more secondary therapeutic devices and the control instructions comprise instructions for controlling the one or more secondary therapeutic devices. Optionally, the system further comprises one or more sensors configured for sensing parameters of energy output or biological or environmental effects of the energy output and the control instructions comprise instructions for controlling the energy output and/or secondary therapeutic devices based on the parameters of energy output or biological or environmental effects. In some embodiments, one advantage provided by the present invention is the use of a single console with a plurality of interchangeable reversibly connected therapeutic devices.

Therapeutic energy systems

Medical console with display

An apparatus and method for determining an analyte concentration of a sample, such as a tissue sample. The apparatus may comprise an emitter, close proximity detectors laterally located less than about 2 mm away from the emitter, and far away detectors laterally located greater than about 0.5 cm away from the emitter. A plurality of wavelengths may be sent from the emitter to the sample, reflected off of the sample, and received by the detectors. The reflectance value measured by the close proximity detectors may be used to calculate one or more scattering coefficients. The reflectance value measured by the far away detectors may be compared with a reflectance value calculated using the scattering coefficients in a numerical inversion of a diffusion model to determine the analyte concentration of the sample.

Apparatus and method for determining analyte concentrations

A temperature-based sensing device () for detecting or determining a presence or proximity of a body or body part () in or near a garment, device, apparatus, or other item (), such as, for example, an orthopedic device or exercise apparatus. The device () broadly comprises a first temperature sensor () for measuring a first or internal temperature of a an interior or receiving portion () of the item (); a second temperature sensor () for measuring a second or external temperature of an ambient environment () surrounding the item (); a controller () adapted to determine the presence of the body part () by comparing the first temperature with the second temperature; and connective circuitry () made of flexible material and adapted to electrically connect at least the first temperature sensor () with the controller ().

Temperature-based sensing device for detecting presence of body part

An ECG recorder is provided that includes a processor configured to perform the ECG data sampling routine while performing additional routines, such as transmitting stored ECG events and setting user preferences. Accordingly, a patient's ECG signal is continuously sampled at all times during operation of the recorder.

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John Ellenz