St. Jude Medical, Cardiology Division, Inc.

St. Jude Medical International Holding S.a.r.l.

St. Jude Medical International Holdings S.a R. L.

Oded Sudarsky

Anthony David Hill

Yuriy Malinin

Eitan Oren

Stavit Cohen

Maxim Yoresh

Adar Shlain

Silvina Rybnikov

Lorina Dascal

Jacob Segev

Alexander Zaslavky

Alexander Zaslavsky

Alexander Dathskovsky

Yaron Valach

Silvinia Rybnikov

A three-dimensional geometric image of an anatomical region is generated from a plurality of two-dimensional echographic image slices of the region. The image slices are filtered using a reaction-diffusion partial differential equation model before being arranged into a voxel space. Each voxel is then assigned a voxel value to create a volumetric data set from which the volumetric image can be rendered. The image is rendered from far to near, relative to a preset viewing direction, by an alpha-blending process. The alpha value at any given voxel can be determined using the magnitude of the density gradient vector at that voxel. Similarly, the direction of the density gradient vector at a given voxel can be used as a surface normal vector for shading purposes at that voxel.

System and method for generating three dimensional geometric models of anatomical regions

Embodiments of the present disclosure include a system for determining an error associated with an electrode disposed on a medical device. The system comprises a processor and a memory storing instructions on a non-transitory computer-readable medium. The instructions are executable by the processor to receive an electrode signal from the electrode disposed on the medical device. The instructions are further executable by the processor to receive a plurality of other electrode signals from a plurality of other electrodes disposed on the medical device. The instructions are further executable by the processor to determine that the electrode signal received from the electrode disposed on the medical device is an outlier in relation to the plurality of other electrode signals from the plurality of other electrodes disposed on the medical device, based on a comparison between the electrode signal and the plurality of other electrode signals.

Reliability determination of electrode location data

Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to the localization of an introducer sheath relative to an intravascular catheter. Further embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to the visualization of the introducer sheath on a graphical user interface of a navigation system.

Introducer sheath localization and visualization

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Kfar Yedidya, Israel

Oded Sudarsky