Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Hewlett-packard Company

Robert S Arling

Brian Collamore

A system for adding an electronic signature chosen from a plurality of available electronic signatures to a report associated with an image file associates an electronic signature with a user of the system. When the user wishes to apply the electronic signature to the image file, or to a report associated with the image file, the user instructs the system to apply the electronic signature. The system can query the user of the system to determine whether the user is the individual that is currently logged on to the system. If the user is currently logged on, the system will apply that individual's electronic signature to the report associated with the image file. If the user is not the individual that is currently logged on, the system presents to the user a selection of electronic signatures, from which the user chooses the signature that identifies them as the user.

System for adding electronic signature to a report associated with an image file

A method of adding a new operation stored in a new operation module to software driving an echocardiographic review station, which performs (a) detecting, by the software driving the echocardiographic review station, a presence of a new operation module not previously present in the software; and (b) executing the new operation module from the software driving the echocardiographic review station.

Method for allowing plug-in architecture for digital echocardiography lab image processing applications

An ultrasound imaging method employs an ultrasound transducer which outputs a beam that is scanned along a scan plane. The transducer is controllable to move the scan plane to plural non-coplanar orientations. The imaging method comprises the steps of: operating the ultrasound transducer to acquire and store data indicative of an ultrasound image in each of a plurality of scan planes that are non-coplanar. For each ultrasound image that is acquired in a scan plane that is non-coplanar with a reference scan plane, the ultrasound image is transformed by performing a projection of the non-coplanar scan plane and its image data onto the reference scan plane. The projected non-coplanar ultrasound image is then displayed by employing the projection data indicative of the image.

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Robert S Arling