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2 results about "Blood volume" patented technology

Blood volume is the volume of blood (both red blood cells and plasma) in the circulatory system of any individual.

Systems and methods for sample handling

Systems and methods for receiving batches of sample containers (e.g., blood culture bottles), sorting the sample containers, and discarding negative sample containers in a safe, secure, and consistent manner are disclosed. Additionally, systems and methods to accurately and precisely determine the amount of sample inoculated into a container are disclosed. For example, an apparatus determines the amount of blood inoculated into a blood culture bottle by weighing and / or obtaining an image of the blood culture bottle inoculated with blood sample. Such an approach facilitates automation, as a user does not need to visually inspect each bottle.
Owner:BECTON DICKINSON & CO

A three-dimensional brain blood volume image generation method, system, device and medium

PendingCN122391456AImaging processing3d image
The application relates to the technical field of medical image processing, and discloses a three-dimensional cerebral blood volume image generation method, system, device and medium. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring MRI three-dimensional body data and real CBV three-dimensional body data of a plurality of objects; gradually adding noise to each real CBV three-dimensional body data based on a diffusion model, and gradually denoising joint input formed by each noise-added sample and corresponding MRI three-dimensional body data; taking a denoising network of the diffusion model as a generator, acquiring all generated CBV three-dimensional body data output by the generator, discriminating each generated CBV three-dimensional body data according to a feature matching degree of the generated CBV three-dimensional body data and corresponding real CBV three-dimensional body data through a discriminator, and training the discriminator and the generator through a discrimination result of the discriminator and the feature matching degree; and inputting MRI three-dimensional body data of a target object into a model trained through the above steps, to generate a corresponding three-dimensional CBV image.
Owner:NORTHWESTERN POLYTECHNICAL UNIV