Biomerieux, Inc.

Nativis, Inc.

Natives, Inc.

Mike Ammerman

Lawrence E Guerra

Mark Joseph Fanning

Anthony Valentino

Scott L Conway

Jared H Nathanson

John T Butters

Robert Fish

Bennett M Butters

Larry Lee Hood

Andrew J Scherer

James Clement Bishop

Stanley Michael Philipak

Ronnie J Robinson

Richard Scott Remes

Kevin Oberkramer

Andrew J March

Kathryn Kukulka

Ron Bergold

Scott Conway

Michael A Herron

Gary Sommer

Michae A Herron

Disclosed herein are systems and methods for providing a portable magnetic field therapy system for treatment of diseases and adverse health conditions, such as cancer.

Controller and flexible coils for administering therapy, such as for cancer therapy

The present invention is directed to a method and container locator means for moving a container among one or more work-flow stations within an apparatus. The apparatus of the present invention may include a means for automated loading, a means for automated transfer and/or a means for automated unloading of a container (e.g., a specimen container). In one embodiment, the apparatus can be an automated detection apparatus for rapid non-invasive detection of a microbial agent in a test sample. The detection system also including a heated enclosure, a holding means or rack, and/or a detection unit for monitoring and/or interrogating the specimen container to detect whether the container is positive for the presence of a microbial agent. In other embodiment, the automated instrument may include one or more, bar code readers, scanners, cameras, and/or weighing stations to aid in scanning, reading, imaging and weighing of specimen containers within the system.

Automated container management device for microbial detection apparatus

The present invention is directed to a method and automated unloading means for unloading a container from an apparatus. The apparatus of the present invention may include a means for automated loading, a means for automated transfer and/or a means for automated unloading of a container (e.g., a specimen container). In one embodiment, the apparatus can be an automated detection apparatus for rapid non-invasive detection of a microbial agent in a test sample. The detection system also including a heated enclosure, a holding means or rack, and/or a detection unit for monitoring and/or interrogating the specimen container to detect whether the container is positive for the presence of a microbial agent. In other embodiment, the automated instrument may include one or more, bar code readers, scanners, cameras, and/or weighing stations to aid in scanning, reading, imaging and weighing of specimen containers within the system.

Method for automated unloading of microbial detection apparatus

Method for automated unloading of a microbial detection apparatus

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