Abstract: A service management system may include an intake interface builder interface, which allows administrators to create and edit intake interfaces for use in a help desk. Through that interface, the administrator may also create and edit field elements to be displayed and used as input items in an issue tracking platform. The intake interface builder may include a field region, which displays retrieved fields selected and sorted in accordance to a criteria. For example, the criteria may be based on user logs, semantic similarity, relatedness to other selected fields, and the like. This selection and sorting of fields allows administrators to quickly find and create intake interfaces.

Abstract: The disclosed device includes a collectives engine that can offload collectives communications of multiple nodes and perform collective operations. The collectives engine can manage a direct mapping scheme of local memories of the nodes for access by the collectives engine. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: A channel crawler has a carriage, a stabilizing mechanism, and a deployment mechanism. The carriage has wheels configured to engage surfaces that define a channel through which the carriage is configured to move. The stabilizing mechanism is configured to extend from the carriage and engage a non-horizontal surface of the channel in a manner restricting unintended movement of the carriage in one or more directions. The deployment mechanism is configured to fit within the carriage when retracted, and selectively deploy an operational device from a stowed position within the carriage to a deployed position outside the channel for performing an operation in relation to at least one of structure and hardware proximate the channel.

Abstract: A channel crawler has a carriage, a stabilizing mechanism, and a deployment mechanism. The carriage has wheels configured to engage surfaces that define a channel through which the carriage is configured to move. The stabilizing mechanism is configured to extend from the carriage and engage a non-horizontal surface of the channel in a manner restricting unintended movement of the carriage in one or more directions. The deployment mechanism is configured to fit within the carriage when retracted, and selectively deploy an operational device from a stowed position within the carriage to a deployed position outside the channel for performing an operation in relation to at least one of structure and hardware proximate the channel.

Abstract: A prosthetic heart valve includes a stent frame with a first end portion, a second end portion, and a central portion extending between the first end portion and the second end portion. The stent frame extends in a first direction of a longitudinal axis of the prosthetic heart valve from the first end portion to the second end portion. The prosthetic heart valve further includes a support arm coupled to the stent frame, a valve structure associated with the stent frame, and a seal configured to expand to a swelled orientation by fluid passing into the seal.

Abstract: A service management system may include an intake interface builder interface, which allows administrators to create and edit intake interfaces for use in a help desk. Through that interface, the administrator may also create and edit field elements to be displayed and used as input items in an issue tracking platform. The intake interface builder may include a field region, which displays retrieved fields selected and sorted in accordance to a criteria. For example, the criteria may be based on user logs, semantic similarity, relatedness to other selected fields, and the like. This selection and sorting of fields allows administrators to quickly find and create intake interfaces.

Abstract: A paravalvular leak resistant prosthetic heart valve system including a stent frame, a valve structure and a sealing mechanism. The stent frame has a surface. The valve structure is associated with the stent frame. The sealing mechanism at least partially extends over the surface of the stent frame. The sealing mechanism includes at least one semi-permeable membrane and an osmotic gradient driving material.

Abstract: Described herein is a computer implemented method comprising: receiving, at an information technology service management (ITSM) system, a Practice Action request, the Practice Action request referencing a Practice, the Practice providing one or more selectively enablable Capabilities to a project created in the ITSM system; the ITSM system querying an issues database associated with the project; the ITSM system receiving a result set of candidate issues in response to the query; and the ITSM system modifying one or more of the candidate requests using the referenced Practice.

Abstract: The disclosed device includes a collectives engine that can offload collectives communications of multiple nodes and perform collective operations. The collectives engine can manage a direct mapping scheme of local memories of the nodes for access by the collectives engine. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: A “dry” packaging in which a prosthetic heart valve is packaged within a container with hydrogel that can be provided in many forms. Certain embodiments include hydrogel that is preloaded with glycerol or the like. The hydrogel regulates the humidity within the container through a diffusion-driven mechanism if a gradient of humidity between the inside and the outside of the hydrogel exists. Humidity regulation is important to prevent the tissue of the valve structure from drying out. When the partially-hydrated hydrogel is present within container, which is saturated with air of a predefined humidity, the water molecules from the air will be absorbed by the hydrogel if the air humidity is high (i.e. when the thermodynamics favor hydrogel hydration) or vice versa. Various embodiments are configured to also house at least a portion of a delivery device for delivering the prosthetic heart valve.

Abstract: A paravalvular leak resistant prosthetic heart valve system including a stent frame, a valve structure and a sealing mechanism. The stent frame has a surface. The valve structure is associated with the stent frame. The sealing mechanism at least partially extends over the surface of the stent frame. The sealing mechanism includes at least one semi-permeable membrane and an osmotic gradient driving material.

Abstract: Devices for, and methods of, compressing a stented prosthetic heart valve are disclosed. The method including inserting a stented prosthetic heart valve having a self-expandable stent frame into a container, initiating a cooling element in the container, transferring heat through a thermal conductor to cool an interior of the container, reducing a temperature of the self-expandable stent frame while located within the container to a critical temperature of not greater than 8° C., and compressing an outer diameter of the stented prosthetic heart valve while the stented prosthetic heart valve is at the critical temperature.

Abstract: A paravalvular leak resistant prosthetic heart valve system including a stent frame, a valve structure and a sealing mechanism. The stent frame has a surface. The valve structure is associated with the stent frame. The sealing mechanism at least partially extends over the surface of the stent frame. The sealing mechanism includes at least one semi-permeable membrane and an osmotic gradient driving material.

Abstract: Described herein is a computer implemented method comprising: receiving, at an information technology service management (ITSM) system, a Practice Action request, the Practice Action request referencing a Practice, the Practice providing one or more selectively enablable Capabilities to a project created in the ITSM system; the ITSM system querying an issues database associated with the project; the ITSM system receiving a result set of candidate issues in response to the query; and the ITSM system modifying one or more of the candidate requests using the referenced Practice.

Abstract: Devices for, and methods of, compressing a stented prosthetic heart valve are disclosed. The method including inserting a stented prosthetic heart valve having a self-expandable stent frame into a container, initiating a cooling element in the container, transferring heat through a thermal conductor to cool an interior of the container, reducing a temperature of the self-expandable stent frame while located within the container to a critical temperature of not greater than 8° C., and compressing an outer diameter of the stented prosthetic heart valve while the stented prosthetic heart valve is at the critical temperature.

Abstract: A “dry” packaging in which a prosthetic heart valve is packaged within a container with hydrogel that can be provided in many forms. Certain embodiments include hydrogel that is preloaded with glycerol or the like. The hydrogel regulates the humidity within the container through a diffusion-driven mechanism if a gradient of humidity between the inside and the outside of the hydrogel exists. Humidity regulation is important to prevent the tissue of the valve structure from drying out. When the partially-hydrated hydrogel is present within container, which is saturated with air of a predefined humidity, the water molecules from the air will be absorbed by the hydrogel if the air humidity is high (i.e. when the thermodynamics favor hydrogel hydration) or vice versa. Various embodiments are configured to also house at least a portion of a delivery device for delivering the prosthetic heart valve.

Abstract: Methods of compressing a stented prosthetic heart valve are disclosed. The method including inserting a stented prosthetic heart valve having a self-expandable stent frame into a container, initiating a cooling element in the container, transferring heat through a thermal conductor to cool an interior of the container, reducing a temperature of the self-expandable stent frame while located within the container to a critical temperature of not greater than 8° C., and compressing an outer diameter of the stented prosthetic heart valve while the stented prosthetic heart valve is at the critical temperature.

Abstract: A “dry” packaging in which a prosthetic heart valve is packaged within a container with hydrogel that can be provided in many forms. Certain embodiments include hydrogel that is preloaded with glycerol or the like. The hydrogel regulates the humidity within the container through a diffusion-driven mechanism if a gradient of humidity between the inside and the outside of the hydrogel exists. Humidity regulation is important to prevent the tissue of the valve structure from drying out. When the partially-hydrated hydrogel is present within container, which is saturated with air of a predefined humidity, the water molecules from the air will be absorbed by the hydrogel if the air humidity is high (i.e. when the thermodynamics favor hydrogel hydration) or vice versa. Various embodiments are configured to also house at least a portion of a delivery device for delivering the prosthetic heart valve.

Abstract: A paravalvular leak resistant prosthetic heart valve system including a stent frame, a valve structure and a sealing mechanism. The stent frame has a surface. The valve structure is associated with the stent frame. The sealing mechanism at least partially extends over the surface of the stent frame. The sealing mechanism includes at least one semi-permeable membrane and an osmotic gradient driving material.

Abstract: A paravalvular leak resistant prosthetic heart valve system including a stent frame, a valve structure and a sealing mechanism. The stent frame has a surface. The valve structure is associated with the stent frame. The sealing mechanism at least partially extends over the surface of the stent frame. The sealing mechanism includes at least one semi-permeable membrane and an osmotic gradient driving material.