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Device, system and methods of conducting paperless transactions

InactiveUS20050247777A1Eliminate pointEliminate all paper transactions and billsCash registersPatient personal data managementCredit cardDisplay device
A universal electronic transaction card (“UET card”) is capable of serving as a number of different credit cards, bank cards, identification cards, employee cards, medical cards and the like. The UET card includes storage elements, an input interface, a processor, a display, and a communications interface. In a preferred embodiment, the UET card stores transactional information to eliminate paper receipts and includes security features to prevent unauthorized use. The UET card may also be used to replace conventional currency and traveler's checks, and may be configured to store and display promotional information, such as advertising and incentives. A communications interface unit (“CIU”) may be provided to interface between the UET card and a personal computer, automatic banking terminal (commonly referred to as ATM machines) and/or an institutional mainframe computer. CIU devices may include electrical contact for recharging a UET card. A system of utilizing the UET card is also provided which includes UET cards and CIU devices which enable the transmission of information between point of sales (or point of transactions) computers and the UET cards. The system further includes point of sales computers configured to communicate with the UET card and with service institution computers. The invention also includes a health care management system utilizing UET cards. In the health care management system, all medical information for a patient may be stored in the UET card so that when a patient receives services from a health care provider, that health care provider connects the patient's UET card to the health care provider's computer system and can then obtain all pertinent medical information concerning the patient, including the patient's medical history, insurance information and the like. In addition, the treatment or services provided by the health care provider are stored in the patient's UET card. The invention also includes methods of issuing an account authorization to a UET card, a method of transferring transactional and account information between a UET card and a personal computer or a mainframe computer, a method of using the UET card as a remote terminal for a mainframe computer, and a method of conducting an electronic transaction.
Owner:C SAM INC

Patient setup error evaluation and error minimizing setup correction in association with radiotherapy treatment

In some embodiments, a method includes receiving, in a processor, information indicative of (i) a treatment plan defining planned treatment beams, (ii) a patient volume relative to a reference, (iii) ideal intersections of the planned treatment beams with the patient volume at the time the patient is to be treated, (iv) any constraints that prevent achievement of the recommended repositioning using only the patient support, (v) an allowable change to a gantry position from a planned value and an allowable change to a collimator position from a planned value; defining, in the processor, a plurality of alternatives based at least in part on the information indicative of any constraints of the patient support and the information indicative of allowable movement of the gantry and collimator, each alternative defining a modified patient support position and modified beams, each modified beam being based at least in part on a respective one of the planned treatment beams, the change to the position of the gantry for the respective planned treatment beam and the change to the position of the collimator for the respective planned treatment beam; determining, in the processor, for each modified beam of each alternative, an intersection of the patient volume and the modified beam, with the patient volume positioned on the patient support and the patient support having the modified patient support position defined by the alternative; and defining, in the processor, for each alternative, a measure of difference between the ideal intersections and the intersections for the modified beams of the alternative.
Owner:SIEMENS MEDICAL SOLUTIONS USA INC

Atomization and sputum aspiration integrated device particularly suitable for unconscious patient

The invention provides an atomization and sputum aspiration integrated device particularly suitable for an unconscious patient. The atomization and sputum aspiration integrated device comprises an atomizer body, a body support, a crossed four-way joint, a sputum aspiration assembly, a telescopic hose, a gas outlet and a liquid medicine bottle, wherein the liquid medicine bottle is communicated with the atomizer body through an infusion tube, the infusion tube is provided with a water stopping clip, the atomization outlet of the atomizer body is connected with a lower connector of the crossed four-way joint, a left connector of the crossed four-way joint is connected with one end of the telescopic hose, and the other end of the telescopic hose is connected with the gas outlet; a right connector of the crossed four-way joint is connected with the sputum aspiration assembly, and an upper connector of the crossed four-way joint is connected with a respirator. When atomization and sputum aspiration treatment are conducted on the unconscious patient through the atomization and sputum aspiration integrated device, real-time maintenance of a nurse is not needed in the atomization treatment process; during sputum aspiration treatment, sputum on the tube wall of a trachea can be sucked thoroughly without rotating a sputum aspiration tube, the patient acceptance is higher, and trachea mucosa is not prone to damage; thus, by using and popularizing the atomization and sputum aspiration integrated device, workloads can be effectively reduced for the nurse, and work efficiency is improved.
Owner:NANNING SECOND PEOPLES HOSPITAL

Mouth opening and shaping device for stomatology department examination

InactiveCN113476003AConvenience for medical examinationAvoid cloggingSurgeryEndoscopesPatient acceptanceEngineering
The invention discloses a mouth opening and shaping device for stomatology department examination. The device comprises an arc-shaped supporting plate, occlusion pieces, an adjusting column, a transverse plate and a collecting bag, connecting ropes are arranged on the two sides of the bottom of the arc-shaped supporting plate, the bottoms of the connecting ropes are connected with an arc-shaped cushion plate, the bottom of the arc-shaped cushion and the top of the arc-shaped supporting plate are provided with the arc-shaped occlusion pieces, the adjusting column is arranged on the surface of the top of the arc-shaped cushion, two symmetrically-arranged lighting columns are arranged on the surface of the top of the arc-shaped cushion, the inclined transverse plate is arranged on the front face of the arc-shaped cushion, a conveying pipe is arranged on the surface of the transverse plate, one end of the conveying pipe penetrates through the interior of the arc-shaped cushion, an L-shaped support is arranged at the bottom of the transverse plate, and the collecting bag is arranged at the top of the L-shaped support. According to the device, by arranging the adjusting column, the mouth opening height and opening area can be adjusted when a patient is subjected to mouth examination, and medical staff in the stomatology department can conveniently conduct examination.
Owner:杨国薇

Treatment of papilloma virus infection using a mycobacterium

Disease cased by papilloma virus is treated by applying an effective amount of Mycobacterium to the region of infection. Specifically, condylomata acuminata are caused by human papilloma virus infection. Despite numerous treatment modalities these patients often demonstrate recurrent disease. BCG therapy is used in primary treatment or in patients not responding to or recurrent after standard treatment. Six men with rapidly recurrent external and intraurethral condylomata acuminata underwent BCG therapy after initial laser treatment. External application and intraurethral instillation of BCG was performed six times in weekly intervals. Follow-up studies included examination and endoscopic inspection of the urethra and bladder. Three patients completed one course of BCG and had no relapse of condylomata acuminata. Two patients underwent a second course of BCG, of whom one relapsed. One patient relapsed after discontinued therapy due to penile edema. The annual recurrence rate decreased from 3.2 before the BCG therapy to 0.75 after BCG therapy (p<0.05, test of equality of 2 percentages). In addition, eight men underwent BCG therapy as primary therapy without initial laser treatment, following the same course of treatment, but employing BCG in a cream with salicylic acid to promote keratolysis. Six out of eight patients completely recovered. The BCG-induced immune response appears to reduce the recurrence rate in patients with condylomata acuminata.
Owner:BOHLE ANDREAS +1
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