Abstract: The invention provides systems and methods for assessing the vasculature of a subject. In certain aspects, systems and methods of the invention involve receiving functional flow data of a subject via a data collector co-located with a radiopaque label, receiving imaging data of the vasculature including the radiopaque label, generating a vasculature map corresponding to the functional flow data, and displaying the vasculature map image on a monitor.

Abstract: The invention provides systems and methods for assessing the vasculature of a subject. In certain aspects, systems and methods of the invention involve receiving functional flow data of a subject via a data collector co-located with a radiopaque label, receiving imaging data of the vasculature including the radiopaque label, generating a vasculature map corresponding to the functional flow data, and displaying the vasculature map image on a monitor.

Abstract: The invention generally relates to systems and methods for determining a probability of a female subject having a cardiac event.

Abstract: The invention provides systems and methods for assessing the vasculature of a subject. In certain aspects, systems and methods of the invention involve receiving functional flow data of a subject via a data collector co-located with a radiopaque label, receiving imaging data of the vasculature including the radiopaque label, generating a vasculature map corresponding to the functional flow data, and displaying the vasculature map image on a monitor.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for manufacturing a mold to be used in creating cast polymer products such as cultured marble and cultured granite, particularly used as walls surrounding bathroom showers and bathtubs, but applicable to many other industries as well, using original natural stone materials to make the mold. The method of manufacturing the hardened mold resembling the appearance of natural stonework for use in constructing panels of molded cast polymer is comprised of arranging natural stonework material in a predetermined pattern and securing the natural stonework material to a backing to hold the stonework material in the predetermined pattern and applying material between a plurality of edges of the natural stonework material to simulate a texture to a plurality of stone gaps surrounding the natural stonework material. The method may additionally include the application of various layers of sealant, gel-coat, skim-coat, fiberglass, and resin.