Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Portola Medical, Inc.

Other

Wayne C Higgins

Michael J McCormack

Ted Cyrek

Anastasia Paushkina

Terence R Ellard

Richard A Terwilliger

L Michael Cutrer

Fredrick Winch

David Bossi

John Zhang

Richard Lee Dickinson

Brian Russell Glaeske

Brian L Welcker

Ron Mondri

Kyle Stapley Young

Lisa Renee Mueller

Michael M Santos

Julianne Prekaski

Kevin M Honeyman

Adrian L Orth

Timothy J C O'Shea

Christian Heydemann

Ramanathan Pallassana

Prasant Sivadasan

Ray J Ridl

Julie B Hagen

John P Burrows

Sunil Garg

Chris R Garty

Claudia Betz-Haubold

Rupa Mantravadi

Jeremy S Ellsworth

A business data system generates a user interface display showing a business data record. The business data system receives a touch gesture user input to manipulate the business data record to perform an operation, a task or a workflow within the business data system. The business data system performs the operation, task or workflow based on the touch gesture user input.

Use of touch and gestures related to tasks and business workflow

A workspace display includes a plurality of different groups, each group including a plurality of different components. Each group corresponds to a task, set of tasks or topic of information related to a user's role. The particular components included in each group are user interface display elements that are each related to an item of content within the corresponding group. The workspace display has filter mechanisms that are actuated to filter the content displayed in the components on the workspace display.

Filtering content on a role tailored workspace

Display screen with graphical user interface

Display screen with color graphical user interface

The present disclosure provides a brachytherapy apparatus, system and method that delivers partial breast irradiation treatment for post-lumpectomy patients via introduction of a catheter-like device through a trocar. The apparatus may be introduced post-surgically with local anesthesia under image guidance into the previous excision site and into a cavity by a surgeon. The brachytherapy apparatus includes one or more thin-walled tubes, each of said thin-walled tubes being configured to contain one or more radioactive sources, at least one radiation source configured to deliver a prescribed dose of radiation, a whisk adjuster configured to permit adjustment of each of the one or more thin-walled tubes so that the tubes substantially conform to a size of the body cavity; and an expansion element configured to expand outwardly said one or more thin-walled tubes within the cavity so that the thin-walled tubes substantially conform to a shape and/or size of the body cavity.

Brachytherapy apparatus for asymmetrical body cavities

The present disclosure provides a brachytherapy apparatus that delivers a low dose, partial breast irradiation treatment for post-lumpectomy patients via introduction of a catheter-like device through a cannula. The apparatus may be introduced post-surgically with local anesthesia under image guidance into the previous excision site and into a cavity by a surgeon. The brachytherapy apparatus includes a seed containment device configured to contain a plurality of low-dose radioactive seeds therein. The seed containment device may be one or more thin-walled tubes. The apparatus is further configured to expand so that at least a portion of the seed containment device is positioned against the remaining tissue and the plurality of radioactive seeds are disposed at the perimeter of the seed containment device. Also described are various clamps for the apparatus, and sleeves for adjusting the size of the device to fit a cavity when the apparatus is in use.

Brachytherapy apparatus

A retractable wheel assembly () for a carrier () is disclosed wherein the wheels () are rotatably mounted in cowls (), which are pivotably disposed in wheel wells (L,R) on a housing. The cowls are connected with a cowl axle assembly () that includes a coil spring, preferably a constant force spring () that biases the cowls towards a retracted position. The constant force spring is connected to a retractable handle (), preferably with a spring engagement member (), such that extending the retractable handle will bias the cowls towards an extended position, wherein the wheels extend out of the wheel wells for use.

Retractable wheel assembly

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Wayne C Higgins