Abstract: A cassette for collecting a tissue sample. The cassette includes a housing configured to be removably coupled with a manifold receiver of a medical fluid collection system. The housing defines a first void space, a second void space, and an outlet opening. A catch tray is removably positionable within the first void space and includes a screen defining porous features for collecting the tissue sample. A filter element separate from the catch tray is disposed within the second void space. The housing may include a cap portion defining the first void space, and a shell portion coupled to the cap portion and defining the second void space. The cassette may be simultaneously operable in a tissue collection mode in which fluid is suctioned across the catch tray to collect the tissue sample, and a bypass mode in which the fluid is not suctioned across the catch tray.

Abstract: In a general aspect, a computer-readable storage medium stores instructions that when executed cause a processor to perform a process. The instructions can include instructions to transmit video data of a remote desktop session to a client via a first data channel using a first protocol. The instructions can also include instructions to transmit event data of the remote desktop session to the client via a second data channel using a second protocol, the second protocol being different than the first protocol.

Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that uses static analysis to determine program correctness for a program written in a dynamic programming language. During operation, the system receives executable code for a program written in the dynamic programming language. The system identifies a program method called in the executable code, and determines if the program method is implemented for the executable code. If not, the system signals that the program method is not implemented for the executable code.

Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that controls accesses to revisions of documents in the presence of a multi-user permissions and ownership model. During operation, the system receives a request to on behalf of a user to access a revision of a document. If the request is directed to a most-recent revision of an existing document, the system uses the multi-user permissions and ownership model to control access to the revision. Otherwise, if the request is directed to a previous revision of the document, the system grants access to the revision only if the user was the owner of the document at the time of the revision.

Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that verifies that a program method has been implemented for a program written in a dynamic programming language. During operation, the system receives a user request to check for an implementation of a program method (or method) that is called in the program. The system uses information in this user request to generate a testing method that determines whether a class associated with the method responds to a specific request. This testing method is executed at run-time to verify that the method is implemented for the program.

Abstract: One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that controls accesses to revisions of documents in the presence of a multi-user permissions and ownership model. During operation, the system receives a request to on behalf of a user to access a revision of a document. If the request is directed to a most-recent revision of an existing document, the system uses the multi-user permissions and ownership model to control access to the revision. Otherwise, if the request is directed to a previous revision of the document, the system grants access to the revision only if the user was the owner of the document at the time of the revision.