Abstract: A system for comparative analysis of cardiac information includes an electrocardiogram (ECG) device including a plurality of electrodes and a monitor, an ultrasound device including a transducer probe configured to emit and receive sound waves; a user interface configured to provide information to a user and obtain information from a user; a memory storing instructions; and a processor configured to execute the instructions to: obtain ECG data and ECHO data from a patient over a same time period, the ECG data being obtained from the ECG device and the ECHO data being obtained from the ultrasound device; obtain an ECG object based on the ECG data, the ECG object being three-dimensional; obtain an ECHO object based on the echocardiogram data, the ECHO object being three-dimensional; and control the user interface to simultaneously display a 3D rendering of the ECG object and a 3D rendering of the ECHO object.

Abstract: A system for comparative analysis of cardiac information including an electrocardiogram (ECG), a user interface, a memory storing instructions; and a processor configured to execute the instructions to: obtain a first set of ECG data from the ECG device, the first set of ECG data being measured from a patient during a first time period; obtain a second set of ECG data from the ECG device, the second set of ECG data being measured from the patient during a second time period distinct from the first time period; obtain a first three-dimensional (3D) object based on the first set of ECG data; obtain a second 3D object based on the second set of ECG data; and control the user interface to simultaneously display the first 3D object and the second 3D object on a same axis.

Abstract: An elongated floor cleanout assembly includes a drain assembly. The drain assembly has a body assembly and a grating cover secured to the body assembly by at least one screw. The drain assembly also has a cap enclosing the drain assembly and secured to the grating cover by the at least one screw. The cap defines at least one slit having an arcuate portion and an end. The at least one screw is captured in the arcuate portion and the cap can be rotated to selectively allow the at least one screw to freely pass through the end for removal of the cap without removing the at least one screw.

Abstract: The invention relates to interbody spacers constructed of allograft material. These allograft implants include a first plank of allograft that has a first fusion surface and a first mating surface, opposite the first fusion surface. A second plank of allograft includes second fusion surface and a second mating surface, opposite the second fusion surface. At least one interior plank of allograft has a third mating surface attached to the first mating surface, and a fourth mating surface opposite the third mating surface, attached to the second mating surface. At least one transverse connector interconnects the first, second, and interior planks of the allograft implants. The allograft implants may have at least one transverse passage, and transverse connectors may interconnect the planks through this passage. The ends of transverse connectors may be flush with the fusion surfaces, and those ends may comprise patterned projections.

Abstract: A combination of a cover plate and a drain, preferably a floor drain is described. The cover plate is provided with first locking means and the drain is provided with cooperating second locking means for releasable connection of the cover plate to the floor drain. The cover plate is a temporary cover plate for use during installation of the drain. The cover plate may be used for a temporary protection of a drain during installation of the drain and for installing and adjusting the inclination of the drain without the need of separate levelling tools. To obtain this the cover plate is provided with levelling means for determining the orientation of the cover plate and thereby also the drain in relation to a horizontal or a vertical plane. The first locking means or the second locking means comprises a weakening arranged such that at least a part of the locking means is preferably damaged when the cover plate is removed from the drain to ensure that the cover is not reused.

Abstract: The embodiments of a “SAVUS” disclosed herein are simple, safe, low cost devices used to connect emergency power to an entire home. The embodiments of SAVUS are configured to install into most residential types of circuit breaker front panels and require only one available circuit breaker space for installation. SAVUS mechanically interlocks with the main circuit breaker and will not allow connection of an external power source to the circuit breaker box until utility power is turned off for safety.

Abstract: A data security server system includes a first network proxy, a data classifier, an operation pipeline module, a vault database, security infrastructure, and second network proxy that function as secure data tunnel mechanisms through which network data containing sensitive information passes through. The data classifier identifies data payloads having data fields that require processing and routes these data payloads to an operation pipeline module which can redact, tokenize or otherwise process sensitive data before the data payload exits the system. The data classifier also reverses the process by identifying data payloads having redacted or tokenize data fields and restoring the sensitive data to these data fields.

Abstract: A combination of a cover plate and a drain, preferably a floor drain is described. The cover plate is provided with first locking means and the drain is provided with cooperating second locking means for releasable connection of the cover plate to the floor drain. The cover plate is a temporary cover plate for use during installation of the drain. The cover plate may be used for a temporary protection of a drain during installation of the drain and for installing and adjusting the inclination of the drain without the need of separate levelling tools. To obtain this the cover plate is provided with levelling means for determining the orientation of the cover plate and thereby also the drain in relation to a horizontal or a vertical plane. The first locking means or the second locking means comprises a weakening arranged such that at least a part of the locking means is preferably damaged when the cover plate is removed from the drain to ensure that the cover is not reused.

Abstract: A mobile station capable of being served via a first radio access technology (RAT) and a second RAT. The mobile station includes a component configured to receive a permission to identify a cell of the first RAT in absence of a first radio access type neighbour cell list for a serving cell of the second RAT. The mobile station also includes a component configured to identify a cell of the first RAT after receiving the permission.

Abstract: There is a need in homes and small businesses for simple devices to help residents in emergency situations. Extended power outages are an example. “SAVUS” is a simple, safe, low cost device to connect emergency power to an entire home. Current emergency power solutions are costly and usually require complex installation. SAVUS has models which install into most residential type circuit breaker front panels and require only one available circuit breaker space for installation. SAVUS mechanically interlocks with the main circuit breaker and will not allow connection of an external power source to the circuit breaker box until utility power is turned off for safety. Because it is on the house side of the main circuit breaker and completely enclosed with other circuit breakers, utility approval is not normally required. We believe SAVUS may become nearly as common in homes as smoke detectors.

Abstract: A mobile station capable of being served via a first radio access technology (RAT) and a second RAT. The mobile station includes a component configured to receive a permission to identify a cell of the first RAT in absence of a first radio access type neighbour cell list for a serving cell of the second RAT. The mobile station also includes a component configured to identify a cell of the first RAT after receiving the permission.

Abstract: A mobile station capable of being served via a first radio access technology (RAT) and a second RAT. The mobile station includes a component configured to receive a permission to identify a cell of the first RAT in absence of a first radio access type neighbor cell list for a serving cell of the second RAT. The mobile station also includes a component configured to identify a cell of the first RAT after receiving the permission.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus to perform measurements are disclosed. An example method disclosed herein for a user equipment (UE) to perform measurements comprises receiving configuration information from a network, the configuration information to configure the UE to perform logging of measurements in an idle mode, logging measurements in the idle mode, and sending an indication that logged measurements are available.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus to perform measurements are disclosed. An example method disclosed herein for a user equipment (UE) to perform measurements in a mobile communication network comprises receiving configuration information comprising at least one of a validity state, a measurement activation criterion, a measurement deactivation criterion, a reporting criterion or a location request criterion to configure a measurement, and performing the measurement based on the configuration information.

Abstract: A mobile station capable of being served via a first radio access technology (RAT) and a second RAT. The mobile station includes a component configured to receive a permission to identify a cell of the first RAT in absence of a first radio access type neighbour cell list for a serving cell of the second RAT. The mobile station also includes a component configured to identify a cell of the first RAT after receiving the permission.

Abstract: A mobile station capable of being served via a first radio access technology (RAT) and a second RAT. The mobile station includes a component configured to receive a permission to identify a cell of the first RAT in absence of a first radio access type neighbor cell list for a serving cell of the second RAT. The mobile station also includes a component configured to identify a cell of the first RAT after receiving the permission.

Abstract: A user equipment implements a method of processing indication messages, such as SCRI (signalling connection release indication) messages. The use equipment (UE) maintains a count of how many indication messages with a cause set have been sent by the UE while in at least one radio resource control (RRC) state. The counter is reset responsive to entering idle mode from at least one RRC state.

Abstract: An access node. The access node includes a component configured to communicate with a mobile station operating on one of a first radio access technology (RAT) and a second RAT. The component is configured to communicate a permission to the mobile station to attempt to identify a cell of the first RAT in the absence of communicating to the mobile station a first radio access type neighbour cell list for a serving cell of the second RAT.

Abstract: A method and network element to control use of a transition indication message by a user equipment, the method including an inhibit transition indication in a configuration message; and sending the configuration message with the inhibit transition indication to the user equipment. Also, a method and user equipment for sending a transition indication, the method setting a timer according to an inhibit transition indication received from a network element; detecting that a data transfer is complete; and sending the transition indication upon detecting that the timer is not running.

Abstract: Systems and methods of providing link adaptation information feedback are provided. A mobile device that receives packets generates link adaptation information based on incorrectly received packets. This can involve sending link adaptation information in association with NACKs (negative acknowledgements) generated by the mobile device. The network receives this link adaptation information and performs link adaptation accordingly.