General Electric Company

Ge Precision Healthcare LLC

Yongjian Bao

Trivedi Kumar Bodlapati

Mark Masao Morita

William Murray Stoval, Iii

Xiaofeng Xu

Marie-José Lacroix

Mukesh Jain

Arjun Reddy Rachuri

Khaldoun A Rai

Rahul Basavraj Ghiware

Anu Narayanan

Andrew Sorrentino

Vinithchandran Ramachandran Nair

Hariom Kuntal

Sayooj Cyriac

Thanjavur N Viswanathan

Michael J Mercado

A display protocol model having a recursive modular structure enables methods for displaying medical images. A method includes recursively generating a viewing layout which divides a display area of a display device into a plurality of medical image viewport placeholders by invoking a first layout having a first plurality of display area placeholders, where at least a first display area placeholder of the first layout is a first viewport placeholder including a first medical image characteristic parameter for at least one medical image, and at least a second display area placeholder, different from the first display area placeholder, includes an identifier of a second layout having a second plurality of display area placeholders positioned therein.

Methods and systems for recursive medical image display protocols

A system comprises a memory that stores computer executable components; and a processor that executes the computer executable components stored in the memory. A communication component receives a stream of medical images from a medical image data source via a network for displaying in one or more viewports of a medical image visualization application that provides interactive functionalities in association with the displaying. A buffer component stores the medical images, in one or more buffers, as the respective medical images are received. A monitoring component monitors user activity with respect to a rendered subset of the medical images in the one or more viewports in association with usage of the interactive functionalities. A buffer management component regulates storing of the medical images in the one or more buffers by the buffer component as a function of the user activity to facilitate seamless rendering of the medical images.

Cyclic memory management for web-based medical image viewers

Techniques are described for improving the efficiency of collaboration session synchronization between applications, particularly applications that consume heavy application data. In an embodiment, a computer-implemented method comprises employing, by an application server operatively coupled to a processor, a context management server to manage synchronization of usage context information between a first client device and one or more second client devices related to simultaneous usage of an application provided by the application server during a collaboration session established between the first client device and the one or more second client devices. The method further comprises managing, by the application server, synchronization and exchange of application data between the first client device and the one or more second client devices during the collaboration session without sharing the application data with the context management server.

Collaboration design leveraging application server

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide a networked healthcare data management system. Certain embodiments of the data management system include a healthcare data archive connected to a network wherein the archived data comprises diagnostic, therapeutic, and demographic data. Certain embodiments further include a worklist server connected to the network wherein the worklist server receives data descriptors from the healthcare data archive and compiles the data descriptors into worklists. Certain embodiments also include a client system connected to a network wherein the client system queries the worklist server and the worklist server answers the queries by providing at least the network location of the archived data.

Enterprise imaging worklist server and method of use

Embodiments of the present system and method relate generally to standardized electronic communications in a healthcare setting. Certain embodiments of the system include a healthcare information acquisition and management system capable of using information that conforms to an industry standard format for information transfer, an order scheduling system capable of managing information flow within the healthcare setting, and a gateway system interconnecting the healthcare information acquisition and management system and the order scheduling system. In certain embodiments, the gateway system provides for a transfer of nonconforming information between the order scheduling system and the healthcare information acquisition and management system.

System and method for customizing workflow using standard formats for information transfer

Certain embodiments of the present invention provide a video display processing system including a video source input component, a compositing component, and a composite video output component. The video source input component is adapted to receive video data from a plurality of video sources. The compositing component is adapted to generate a composite video image from the video data. The composite video image is based at least in part on a configuration. The configuration specifies an arrangement of the video data. The composite video output component adapted to output the composite video image.

Systems and methods for multi-source video distribution and composite display

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