Verathon Inc.

Winshuttle, LLC

University of Washington

Diagnostic Ultrasound Corporation

Insightful Corporation

Vikram Chalana

Gerald J McMorrow

Stephen Dudycha

Jongtae Yuk

Vishal Chalana

Amit Sharma

Piyush Nagar

Yongmin Kim

Vishal Sharma

David R Haynor

Sayan Pathak

Fuxing Yang

William Louis Barnard

Timothy Shelton

Nicolaas Bom

Todd Schoepflin

Charles Theodoor Lancee

Henri Baartmans

Paul W Mott

Bradley Wyman

Tim Shelton

Bill Barnard

Lydia Ng

Bobbi Sparks

Steven Racki

Gurpreet Singh Sidhu

John Oelund

Stephen Fogarasi

Steven J Shankle

Egon J W Merks

Jearld Waitkus

Deep Dhillon

Heather Oebel

Gary Clough

Gerald Mcmorrow

Egon J Merks

Timothy Adam Shelton

Methods and systems are presented for identifying user accounts selectively authorized to modify at least respective first and second fields of a data table, obtaining field-dependent validation rules selectively applicable to the respective fields, transmitting spreadsheet files to devices associated with the respective user accounts, filtering user-modified spreadsheet files so that the first field is selectively accepted from the first device and the second field is selectively accepted from the second device, allowing the values of the first and second fields to be edited contemporaneously, and recording an edited version of the data table.

Facilitating offline or other contemporaneous editing of tabular data

Methods and systems are presented for monitoring data entry from one or more client devices, obtaining a predicted value for a particular field using one or more data handling rules, logging significant user input from at least one of the client devices superseding the predicted value, and automatically responding by generating a message that presents an option to deactivate one or more of the data handling rules.

Methods and systems for mitigating risk in deploying unvetted data handling rules

A Dynamic Web Service server may facilitate custom Enterprise Application interface development with little or no developer input by dynamically creating a web service for performing a particular transaction according to a transaction map. An Enterprise Application client device may create a transaction map by 'recording' a transaction between an Enterprise Application client and an Enterprise Application server and mapping transaction fields to a custom interface generated to collect data for re-performing the recorded transaction. The Enterprise Application client device may call the dynamic web service, and the Dynamic Web Service server may then perform the recorded transaction using input data collected in the custom interface.

Dynamic web services system and method

A Dynamic Web Service server may facilitate custom Enterprise Application interface development with little or no developer input by dynamically creating a web service for performing a particular transaction according to a transaction map. An Enterprise Application client device may create a transaction map by 'recording' a transaction between an Enterprise Application client and an Enterprise Application server and mapping transaction fields to a custom interface generated to collect data for re-performing the recorded transaction. The Enterprise Application client device may call the dynamic web service, and the Dynamic Web Service server may then perform the recorded transaction using input data collected in the custom interface. Such a dynamic web service may be performed as part of an automated business process managed by a workflow server.

Dynamic web services work flow system and method

An adaptive query throttling system and method are provided herein.

Adaptive query throttling system and method

Ultrasound imaging systems and methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, an ultrasonography method includes creating a database that is representative of a tissue, a fluid, or a cavity of a body, and transmitting ultrasound pulses into a region-of-interest in a patient. Echoes are received from the region of interest, and based upon the received echoes, compiling an ultrasonic pattern of the region-of-interest is compiled. The pattern is processed by comparing the region-of-interest patterns to the pattern information stored in the database. A composition within the region-of-interest of the patient is then determined.

Systems and methods for quantification and classification of fluids in human cavities in ultrasound images

An ultrasound system and method to measure an organ wall weight and mass. When the organ is a bladder, a bladder weight (UEBW) is determined using three-dimensional ultrasound imaging that is acquired using a hand-held or machine controlled ultrasound transceiver. The infravesical region of the bladder is delineated on this 3D data set to enable the calculation of urine volume and the bladder surface area. The outer anterior wall of the bladder is delineated to enable the calculation of the bladder wall thickness (BWT). The UEBW is calculated as a product of the bladder surface area, the bladder wall thickness, and the bladder wall specific gravity.

Systems and methods for determining organ wall mass by three-dimensional ultrasound

A hand-held 3D ultrasound instrument is disclosed which is used to non-invasively and automatically measure amniotic fluid volume in the uterus requiring a minimum of operator intervention. Using a 2D image-processing algorithm, the instrument gives automatic feedback to the user about where to acquire the 3D image set. The user acquires one or more 3D data sets covering all of the amniotic fluid in the uterus and this data is then processed using an optimized 3D algorithm to output the total amniotic fluid volume corrected for any fetal head brain volume contributions.

3D ultrasound-based instrument for non-invasive measurement of amniotic fluid volume

An ultrasound transceiver scans an organ and processes the echogenic signals to produce three-dimensional, two-dimensional, and one-dimensional information of the organ. The 3-D, 2-D, and 1-D information is utilized to determine the thickness, surface area, volume, and mass of the organ wall.

Ultrasound system and method for measuring bladder wall thickness and mass

Ultrasound systems and methods are described to measure changes in cardiac chamber volumes and organ wall areas, thicknesses, volumes and masses between the cardiac chambers using computer readable media employing image processing algorithms applied to 3D data sets acquired at systole and diastole. The systems for cardiac imaging includes an ultrasound transceiver configured to sense the mitral valve of a heart by Doppler ultrasound, an electrocardiograph connected with a patient and synchronized with the transceiver to acquire ultrasound-based 3D data sets during systole and diastole at a transceiver location determined by Doppler ultrasound affected by the mitral valve, and a computer readable medium configurable to process ultrasound imaging information from the 3D data sets communicated from the transceiver.

System and method for cardiac imaging

A system which includes at least one ultrasound data collection device which is programmable to carry out a specific ultrasound procedure on a selected part of a human body of a patient. The resulting ultrasound data is transmitted via a local server at the site of the data collection device to the internet and from there to a web database server which processes the raw ultrasound data to produce medical result information, including ultrasound images, which is then sent to a skilled technician, who accepts the results, rejects or edits them. Accepted medical results are transmitted back to the medical practitioner, while edited medical results are reprocessed, the results of which are transmitted to the medical practitioner.

System for remote evaluation of ultrasound information obtained by a programmed application-specific data collection device

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Mill Creek, WA, United States of America

Vikram Chalana