Patents Assigned to Non-Invasive Technology, Inc., a Delaware corporation
  • Publication number: 20030073910
    Abstract: An optical examination technique employs an optical system (15, 45, 100, 150, 200, 260 or 300) for in vivo, non-invasive examination of internal tissue of a subject. The optical system includes an optical module (12 or 14), a controller and a processor. The optical module is arranged for placement on the exterior of the abdomen or chest. The module includes an array of optical input ports and optical detection ports located in a selected geometrical pattern to provide a multiplicity of photon migration paths targeted to examine a selected tissue region, such as an internal organ or an in utero fetus. Each optical input port is constructed to introduce into the examined tissue visible or infrared light emitted from a light source. Each optical detection port is constructed to provide light from the tissue to a light detector.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 9, 2002
    Publication date: April 17, 2003
    Applicant: Non-Invasive Technology, Inc., a Delaware corporation
    Inventor: Britton Chance
  • Publication number: 20020161290
    Abstract: One preferred embodiment utilizes differential measurement of radiation that migrated in two migration paths between two source (100) detector (110) pairs placed on the head in a manner that each path is localized in a portion of one hemisphere. The present invention also provides in various embodiments of spectrophotometer systems for in vivo examination of a tissue of a human by measuring changes in electromagnetic radiation scattered and absorbed in a migration path in the tissue.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 27, 2002
    Publication date: October 31, 2002
    Applicant: Non-Invasive Technology, Inc., a Delaware corporation
    Inventor: Britton Chance
  • Publication number: 20020147400
    Abstract: A spectroscopic method and system for examination of biological tissue includes multiple input ports optically connected to at least one light source, multiple detection ports optically connected to at least one detector, a radiation pattern controller coupled to the light source and detector, and a processor. The multiple input ports are arranged to introduce light at input locations into biological tissue and the multiple detection ports are arranged to collect light from detection locations of the biological tissue. The radiation pattern controller is constructed to control patterns of light introduced from the multiple input ports and constructed to control detection of light migrating to the multiple detection ports. The processor is operatively connected to the radiation pattern controller and connected to receive detector signals from the detector, and is constructed to examine a tissue region based on the introduced and detected light patterns.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 7, 2001
    Publication date: October 10, 2002
    Applicant: Non-Invasive Technology, Inc., Delaware corporation
    Inventor: Britton Chance