Abstract: The present invention discloses a method for finding a cell nucleus of a target cell from a cell image, wherein the cell image includes the target cell and at least one variation cell, and the target cell includes cytoplasm and the cell nucleus. The method includes steps of: (a) processing the cell image via an image processor such that the cytoplasm, the cell nucleus and the variation cell have different shades of color; (b) demarcating the outlines of the cytoplasm, the cell nucleus and the variation cell; (c) calculating geometrical reference points of the outlines; (d) calculating the distances from the geometrical reference point of the cytoplasm outline to the geometrical reference point of the cell nucleus outline and to the geometrical reference points of the variation cell outlines; and (e) finding a specific geometrical reference point having a shortest distance to locate a specific outline corresponding to the specific geometrical reference point as the cell nucleus.

Abstract: An electromagnetic thermotherapy estimation system adapted to estimate an ablation result of a biological tissue ablated by a needle induced by an electromagnetic coil is provided. The electromagnetic thermotherapy estimation system includes an input device and a processing device. The input device is configured to receive a plurality of setting parameters. The setting parameters include a needle tip depth and a current magnitude. The processing device is electrically connected to the input device, and has a database configured to store an ablation range estimation model and a temperature envelope estimation model. The processing device is configured to calculate ablation range data and temperature envelope data corresponding to the setting parameters according to the ablation range estimation model, the temperature envelope estimation model and the setting parameters. In addition, an electromagnetic thermotherapy estimation method is also provided.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a method for finding a cell nucleus of a target cell from a cell image, wherein the cell image includes the target cell and at least one variation cell, and the target cell includes cytoplasm and the cell nucleus. The method includes steps of: (a) processing the cell image via an image processor such that the cytoplasm, the cell nucleus and the variation cell have different shades of color; (b) demarcating the outlines of the cytoplasm, the cell nucleus and the variation cell; (c) calculating geometrical reference points of the outlines; (d) calculating the distances from the geometrical reference point of the cytoplasm outline to the geometrical reference point of the cell nucleus outline and to the geometrical reference points of the variation cell outlines; and (e) finding a specific geometrical reference point having a shortest distance to locate a specific outline corresponding to the specific geometrical reference point as the cell nucleus.

Abstract: A disposable pod may be prefilled with chocolate (or other food substance) for use in a chocolate fountain. For example, the manufacturer of the disposable pod, or another party, may fill the disposable pod with melted chocolate after manufacture of the disposable pod.

Abstract: A shaft seal arrangement of a chocolate fountain includes a transmission shaft coupled with a drive shaft having an n-shaped disc body. The bottom of the n-shaped disc body is provided with a supporting body. The material of the supporting body is selected from a group consisting of carbon, graphite, Teflon, and wearproof ceramics. The supporting body is pushed by a spring against the n-shaped disc body such that the top of the n-shaped disc body is constantly in sealed contact with a resilient spacer thereabove. In this way, the melted chocolate within the basin can be prevented from downward leakage, thereby ensuring a smooth operation of the transmission element as well as a prolonged service life.