Abstract: An expandable clot mobilizer device for extraction of an occlusion from a blood vessel is provided, which comprises a working portion including a plurality of crowns of cells. Each cell comprises an open area bordered by two proximal cell struts, two distal cell struts, and two middle cell struts. The proximal cell struts each extending distally from a common proximal end to a proximal end of a respective one of the two middle cell struts, the distal cell struts each extending proximally from a common distal end to a distal end of a respective one of the two middle cell struts, each middle cell strut in each crown bordering two adjacent cells in that crown and each middle cell strut being adapted and configured to be more flexible than the distal cell strut and the proximal cell strut to which it extends. The clot mobilizer also comprises a tapered portion.

Abstract: A self-expandable medical device for advancement through vasculature to an expansion site in a blood vessel is disclosed. The device comprises a working portion and a connection portion that can be connected to a pusher. The working portion provides an outward radial force at every diameter between and including the diameter of a compressed and an expanded configurations, and comprises a plurality of crowns of cells comprising an open area bordered by two proximal cell struts, two distal cell struts, and two middle cell struts. The proximal cell struts each extend distally from a common proximal end to a proximal end of a respective one of the two middle cell struts. The distal cell struts each extend proximally from a common distal end to a distal end of a respective one of the two middle cell struts. Each middle cell strut is more flexible than the distal cell strut and proximal cell strut to which it extends.

Abstract: An article of headgear to be worn on the head of a user includes a first portion to encompass at least a portion of the head of the user and a visor extending forward from the first portion. The visor includes a laterally extending opening therein to receive a personal communication device including a camera such that a lens of the camera is positioned below the lower surface of the visor.

Abstract: An article of headgear to be worn on the head of a user includes a first portion to encompass at least a portion of the head of the user and a visor extending forward from the first portion. The visor includes a laterally extending opening therein to receive a personal communication device including a camera such that a lens of the camera is positioned below the lower surface of the visor.

Abstract: An article of headgear to be worn on the head of a user includes a first portion to encompass at least a portion of the head of the user and a visor extending forward from the first portion. The visor includes a laterally extending opening therein to receive a personal communication device including a camera such that a lens of the camera is positioned below the lower surface of the visor.

Abstract: An article of headgear to be worn on the head of a user includes a first portion to encompass at least a portion of the head of the user and a visor extending forward from the first portion. The visor includes a laterally extending opening therein to receive a personal communication device including a camera such that a lens of the camera is positioned below the lower surface of the visor.

Abstract: Systems, methods and computer-readable storage media for presenting an input-proximate and context-based menu interface are disclosed. A menu interface system may be configured to receive one or more user inputs, such as touch gestures received through a touch screen interface. The menu interface system may analyze the one or more user inputs and any objects activated by a user input to determine available menu functions, such as edit, delete, highlight, annotate, execute, or the like. A menu interface may be presented to the user displaying the menu functions. A user may select a menu function to evoke the associated function, such as highlighting selected text.

Abstract: Systems, methods and computer-readable storage media for managing and incentivizing data entry are described. A data management system may include a plurality of user profiles associated with system users capable of entering data entry records into the data management system. The data entry records may be scored to indicate a correlation between the data entry record and at least one data entry goal, such as timeliness, completeness and/or accuracy. The scores may be used to encourage, motivate or otherwise incentivize system users to enter data entry records that conform to the goals of the data management system. The scores may be ranked and made accessible by system users, for example, so that each user may be compared among his peers. In addition, the scores may be used as part of a reward/penalty system administered, for example, by an operator of the data management system.