Abstract: Exemplary methods and systems described herein include using a single portal application for accessing a plurality of secure resources. The system and methods may use a second authentication application for selecting a desired secure resource and authenticating a user. The systems and methods may authenticate a user using different credentials for different secure resource without requiring the user to enter a unique credential for a given secure resource.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to an in vivo treatment of a skin lesion of a mammal comprising application of electrical energy to the skin lesion in a form of electrical pulses. At least one electrical pulse is applied. The pulse duration may be at least 1 nanosecond at the full-width-half-maximum. This treatment may prevent at least growth of the lesion.

Abstract: This application presents retention devices that afford the user quick and easy placement. These retention devices may accommodate objects of various shapes and sizes. The device provides sturdy means for retaining and securing an object to a surface without the need to handle and position flaps of tape. The device allows easy removal from the retained object without adhesives directly contacting or damaging it sensitive surfaces. The retention described here may be used to quickly secure anatomic structures during operations, such as securing the penis against the abdomen during vasectomy, without causing discomfort or damage to sensitive skin during application or removal.

Abstract: This application presents minimally-obstructive and structurally-adjustable retractors which afford an open work area of desirable size and enhanced visualization for a surgeon about the perineum and the posterior vaginal wall of the patient. The retractors may be lightweight and compact, and also configured and dimensioned to minimize slippage during use. The retractors may retract the engorged labia of the postpartum patient as well as the vaginal walls. The device may also be used as a speculum.

Abstract: Apparatus for measuring ventilation of a body having a surface that moves in response to the ventilation. The apparatus may include a first permanent magnet, a first magnet attachment mechanism configured to attach the first magnet to the surface, a first magnetic sensor having an output, a first sensor attachment mechanism configured to attach the first sensor to the surface, and a processing system configured to communicate with the magnetic sensor and to determine the ventilation based on the output of the magnetic sensor. An associated process is also disclosed, along with broader applications of the apparatus and process.