Rogers Sciences, Inc.

Parellel Consulting Limited Liability Company

Samuel L Hill

Gary S Rogers

Patrick J McMullan

Oliver S Cossairt

Thomas J Purtell, Ii

Thomas A Dowling

One aspect of the present disclosure is directed to a device for providing light to the surface of a subject, comprising an array of a plurality of light emitting modules, wherein the plurality comprises four light emitting modules, each module of the plurality is flexibly connected to another module of the plurality, and two of the modules of the plurality comprise a polygonal perimeter having 4, 5, or 6 major sides, a light source, and a longest apex-to-apex dimension for a module of 5-50 millimeters, and, optionally, a non-adherent member configured to be adjacent to the subject.

Devices and methods for treating subjects

A system for photodynamic therapy is provided that includes a light delivery device that delivers the illumination necessary to perform photodynamic therapy. The light delivery device includes one or more etched fibers arranged to illuminate a selective region of a body for photodynamic therapy. An illumination device is coupled to the light delivery device to provide the necessary illumination to the light delivery device.

Continuous low irradiance photodynamic therapy light bandage

A light-based therapy device is provided that includes a controller mechanism that produces power and control signals to enable operation of one or more medical devices. An implantable light delivery device (IM-LDD) is coupled to the controller mechanism that receives the power and the control signals to enable a light source to emit sufficient illumination. The light source is implanted within body cavities enabling energy at one or more wavelengths to reach and provide therapy treatment to a selected region.

Implantable CLIPT illumination system

Enhanced image sequences are provided by a high resolution imaging system (HRIS) for generating an enhanced image, where the system includes a device for outputting an image sequence including a plurality of K source images, each source image including a plurality of pixels; and a projector for projecting, within a period of integration, each of the source images to an optical filter, the filter adapted for providing pixels of each source image as sub-pixels of pixels in the enhanced image. The enhanced images may be two-dimensional or three-dimensional. A method and computer program product are provided for generating enhanced images, as well as techniques for fabrication of the HRIS.

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Somerville, MA, United States of America

Samuel L Hill