Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes obtaining a three-dimensional (3D) image of a region of a body of a patient, the 3D image having feature values. The 3D image is segmented to define one or more regions of interest (ROIs). At least one region of interest (ROI) feature threshold is determined. A background feature threshold is determined. A 3D model is generated from the 3D image based on the determined at least one ROI feature threshold, the determined background feature threshold, and the segmentation. The 3D model is output for display to a user.

Abstract: A system includes a bus interface and circuitry. The bus interface is configured to communicate with an external device over a peripheral bus. The circuitry is configured to support a plurality of widgets that perform primitive operations used in implementing peripheral-bus devices, to receive a user-defined configuration, which specifies a user-defined peripheral-bus device as a configuration of one or more of the widgets, and to implement the user-defined peripheral-bus device toward the external device over the peripheral bus, in accordance with the user-defined configuration.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes obtaining a three-dimensional (3D) image of a region of a body of a patient, the 3D image having feature values. The 3D image is segmented to define one or more regions of interest (ROIs). At least one region of interest (ROI) feature threshold is determined. A background feature threshold is determined. A 3D model is generated from the 3D image based on the determined at least one ROI feature threshold, the determined background feature threshold, and the segmentation. The 3D model is output for display to a user.

Abstract: A method includes inserting a catheter into an organ of a patient and selecting, in a three-dimensional (3D) image of the organ, a plane of interest (POI). A first image, which includes an endoscopic view of the 3D image from a direction facing the POI, is produced. A second image, which includes a sectional view of the 3D image that is clipped by the POI, is produced, and the first and second images are displayed to a user.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a medical system includes a catheter to be inserted into a chamber of a heart, and including electrodes to capture electrical activity of tissue of the chamber over time, a display, and processing circuitry configured to compute a propagation of a cardiac activation wave over an anatomical map of the chamber from a start time in a cardiac cycle to an end time in the cardiac cycle responsively to the captured electrical activity, render to the display a sub-region of the anatomical map, select a time-bounded portion of the propagation of the cardiac activation wave commencing at a time after the start time responsively to when the propagation would commence to be rendered in the sub-region of the anatomical map, and render to the display the time-bound portion of the propagation of the cardiac activation wave on the sub-region of the anatomical map.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a medical system includes a catheter configured to be inserted into a chamber of a heart, and including electrodes configured to capture electrical activity of tissue of the chamber over time, a display, and processing circuitry configured to compute a propagation of a cardiac activation wave over an anatomical map of the chamber of the heart from a start time in a cardiac cycle to an end time in the cardiac cycle responsively to the captured electrical activity, and render to the display respective portions of the propagation of the cardiac activation wave over respective portions of the anatomical map as viewed from a virtual camera while manipulating the virtual camera to follow progression of the propagation of the cardiac activation wave over the anatomical map.

Abstract: A system and method for clustering wavefront signals in an electrophysiological map of a cardiac tissue are provided. The system and method include receiving an electrophysiological map of the cardiac tissue, displaying propagation of the wavefront signals as a plurality of velocity vectors, discretizing the received electrophysiological map into a plurality of sections, clustering the velocity vectors into at least one group within each section based on predefined criteria, and generating a trend line representative of each group of clustered velocity vectors within each section in the electrophysiological map.

Abstract: A system and method performed in association with medical equipment in a medical procedure are disclosed. The system and method include measuring at least one electrical signal in the medical procedure, rendering a depiction of the medical procedure on a display, representing the measured at least one electrical signal on the display in conjunction with the rendering of the medical procedure, recording the location of at least one piece of medical equipment during the medical procedure, processing the recorded location of at least one piece of medical equipment, depicting the value of signals measured via the at least one piece of medical equipment, and providing an output that correlates the processed recorded location of at least one piece of medical equipment with the depicted signals measured via the at least one piece of medical equipment at the processed recorded location by the at least one piece of medical equipment.

Abstract: Technologies for migrating content items from a storage network to an online content management system are provided. In some examples, a method can include receiving a request to migrate a share on a server at a source environment to a content management system that is separate from the source environment, the share having a structure representing a hierarchy of each content item within the share; identifying accounts at the source environment having access permissions configured at the source environment for the share on the server; mapping the accounts at the source environment to corresponding accounts at the content management system; creating a copy of the share at the content management system, the copy of the share being created in association with the corresponding accounts on the content management system; and migrating, to the content management system, the access permissions configured at the source environment for the share on the server.

Abstract: A system and method for clustering wavefront signals in an electrophysiological map of a cardiac tissue are provided. The system and method include receiving an electrophysiological map of the cardiac tissue, displaying propagation of the wavefront signals as a plurality of velocity vectors, discretizing the received electrophysiological map into a plurality of sections, clustering the velocity vectors into at least one group within each section based on predefined criteria, and generating a trend line representative of each group of clustered velocity vectors within each section in the electrophysiological map.

Abstract: Technologies for migrating content items from a storage network to an online content management system are provided. In some examples, a method can include receiving a request to migrate a share on a server at a source environment to a content management system that is separate from the source environment, the share having a structure representing a hierarchy of each content item within the share; identifying accounts at the source environment having access permissions configured at the source environment for the share on the server; mapping the accounts at the source environment to corresponding accounts at the content management system; creating a copy of the share at the content management system, the copy of the share being created in association with the corresponding accounts on the content management system; and migrating, to the content management system, the access permissions configured at the source environment for the share on the server.

Abstract: Real-time video streaming is essential in many types of systems. A system for streaming real-time video provides a low-latency solution allows systems and humans to respond to real-time events as they occur. Client application platforms, such as HTML5, may be used for web development; however, support for real-time video is very limited. The system provides the ability to stream real-time video from an originating video source to an HTML5 web application with low latency. A real-time video server includes a relay service configured to receive a video stream from a video source, a fragmented video generator configured to convert the video stream into a file-based video compression format including a plurality of video fragments, and a streaming service configured to transmit the fragmented video file to a video client for real-time playback.

Abstract: Real-time video streaming is essential in many types of systems. A system for streaming real-time video provides a low-latency solution allows systems and humans to respond to real-time events as they occur. Client application platforms, such as HTML5, may be used for web development; however, support for real-time video is very limited. The system provides the ability to stream real-time video from an originating video source to an HTML5 web application with low latency. A real-time video server includes a relay service configured to receive a video stream from a video source, a fragmented video generator configured to convert the video stream into a file-based video compression format including a plurality of video fragments, and a streaming service configured to transmit the fragmented video file to a video client for real-time playback.

Abstract: Separating storage of personal from non-personal health information. At a server device, receiving and responding to requests from an application that involve access to both personal and non-personal health information. Parsing those requests into first portions which do not involve access to personal health information, and second portions which do. Referring those portions which involve access to personal health information to an information agent, which uses configuration information to determine how to access that personal health information. Separately accessing the personal health information using a secure key and referring an answer to those portions which involve access to both personal health information to the server device. At the server device, composing a response to requests from the application, including responses to both those first portions and those second portions.

Abstract: Streamlining input of exercise and nutrition logic. Identifying, for a user location, likely activities by the user, and nutrition or exercise information for those activities. Presenting most likely activities to the user, soliciting user input regarding activities. Updating probable future user activities in response to user input and menus of possible activities. Initially, presenting most likely activities when: most likely to occur at that location, most recently occurring at that location, most likely occurring for similar users, most likely occurring for users having similar preferences in other contexts. On a timeout, selecting activities on behalf of the user, deselecting activities, or adjusting the user's reliability.

Abstract: Presenting content to users in an interactive content presentation system. The content presented is dynamically selected at the time of presentation, in response to information available about those users at the time of presentation. Dynamic selection is in response to substantially all information available about those users at the time. Dynamic selection can include choices of particular content, the method or modality of presentation, the information included, as determined by rules for dynamic selection provided by an author. A method in which content is presented to users to encourage those users to modify their health-related behavior, such as related to improvement of dietary considerations, activity and exercise considerations, sleep considerations, and stress management considerations. In another example, the method includes a method in which content is presented to users to encourage those users to make other and further improvements, such as teaching users to manage their retirement accounts.