Abstract: A method for the automated annotation of radiology findings includes: receiving a set of inputs, determining a set of outputs based on the set of inputs, assigning labels to the set of inputs, and annotating the set of inputs based on the labels. Additionally, the method can include any or all of: presenting annotated inputs to a user, comparing multiple sets of inputs, transmitting a set of outputs to a radiologist report, or any other suitable processes.

Abstract: A method for the computer-assisted implementation of radiology recommendations includes any or all of: receiving a set of inputs; determining and/or identifying a set of findings; determining a set of follow-up recommendations; and triggering a set of outputs and/or actions based on the set of follow-up recommendations. A system for the computer-assisted implementation of radiology recommendations preferably includes and/or interfaces a set of computing subsystems and/or processing subsystems, but can additionally include and/or interface with a set of devices (e.g., user devices), models, and/or any other components.

Abstract: A system 100 for automatically generating a field of a radiology report includes a set of one or more models. A method for automatically generating a field of a radiology report includes: receiving a radiologist identifier (radiologist ID); receiving a set of finding inputs; determining a context of each of the set of finding inputs; determining text associated with a portion or all of the radiology report based on the context and the radiologist style; and inserting the text into the report.

Abstract: A system 100 for automatically generating a field of a radiology report includes a set of one or more models. A method for automatically generating a field of a radiology report includes: receiving a radiologist identifier (radiologist ID); receiving a set of finding inputs; determining a context of each of the set of finding inputs; determining text associated with a portion or all of the radiology report based on the context and the radiologist style; and inserting the text into the report.

Abstract: A power module for a computer system includes an internal source of stored energy and a group of interface ports, including a management port and non-management ports. The management port provides a control interface to control the power module. The non-management ports each lack the control interface of the management port, and each provide a signal indicating that the power module has a sufficient amount of the stored energy to power a defined operation by external devices coupled to and drawing power from said non-management ports. The management port will typically provide a similar signal to the coupled management device. The signal may be implemented as a high or low voltage level on a serial interface cable pin.

Abstract: A system, method and program product, the system comprising: memory comprising one or more non-transitory computer-readable media comprising: a master patient database; an exchange partner database; a sub-network database; and a global identifier database storing a plurality of global identifiers; and one or more computers configured with: an inbound module for receiving incoming request data or results data from an exchange partner, including a sub-process to determine when one of a plurality of methods is identified by the incoming data, a sub-network and/or one or more responding exchange partners, a requested data type, and whether a patient is identified; a sub-process to create when the incoming data is destined for a different exchange partner, a respective communication manager sub-process for each of the one or more or responding exchange partners; an outbound request module that has a multi-level consent determination process, and a sub-process to create, by the one or more computers, a global ident

Abstract: A system 100 for automatically generating a field of a radiology report includes a set of one or more models. A method for automatically generating a field of a radiology report includes: receiving a radiologist identifier (radiologist ID); receiving a set of finding inputs; determining a context of each of the set of finding inputs; determining text associated with a portion or all of the radiology report based on the context and the radiologist style; and inserting the text into the report.

Abstract: A method for the automated annotation of radiology findings includes: receiving a set of inputs, determining a set of outputs based on the set of inputs, assigning labels to the set of inputs, and annotating the set of inputs based on the labels. Additionally, the method can include any or all of: presenting annotated inputs to a user, comparing multiple sets of inputs, transmitting a set of outputs to a radiologist report, or any other suitable processes.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a drive bar apparatus for use in a helical conveyor system. In one embodiment, the drive bar apparatus includes at least one tapered drive bar configured to be mounted to a central drum of the helical conveyor system. Each of the at least one tapered drive bars includes a tapered tip having a conical outer surface for urging protrusions extending from conveyor belting to be engaged by the central drum to a first side or a second side of the at least one tapered drive bar. Each of the at least one tapered drive bars further includes a bar portion extending from the tapered tip and having a varying height which increases from the tapered tip to enable the bar portion to progressively increase engagement with the protrusions as the conveyor belting moves up the central drum.

Abstract: A package includes a device die, a molding material molding at least a portion of the device die therein, and a through-via substantially penetrating through the molding material. The package further includes a dielectric layer contacting the through-via and the molding material, and a die attach film attached to a backside of the device die. The die attach film includes a portion extending in the dielectric layer.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a drive bar apparatus for use in a helical conveyor system. In one embodiment, the drive bar apparatus includes at least one tapered drive bar configured to be mounted to a central drum of the helical conveyor system. Each of the at least one tapered drive bars includes a tapered tip having a conical outer surface for urging protrusions extending from conveyor belting to be engaged by the central drum to a first side or a second side of the at least one tapered drive bar. Each of the at least one tapered drive bars further includes a bar portion extending from the tapered tip and having a varying height which increases from the tapered tip to enable the bar portion to progressively increase engagement with the protrusions as the conveyor belting moves up the central drum.

Abstract: A power module for a computer system includes an internal source of stored energy and a group of interface ports, including a management port and non-management ports. The management port provides a control interface to control the power module. The non-management ports each lack the control interface of the management port, and each provide a signal indicating that the power module has a sufficient amount of the stored energy to power a defined operation by external devices coupled to and drawing power from said non-management ports. The management port will typically provide a similar signal to the coupled management device. The signal may be implemented as a high or low voltage level on a serial interface cable pin.

Abstract: An embodiment a device package includes a semiconductor die, a molding compound extending along sidewalls of the semiconductor die, and a planarizing polymer layer over the molding compound and extending along the sidewalls of the semiconductor die. The molding compound includes first fillers, and the planarizing polymer layer includes second fillers smaller than the first fillers. The device package further includes one or more fan-out redistribution layers (RDLs) electrically connected to the semiconductor die, wherein the one or more fan-out RDLs extend past edges of the semiconductor die onto a top surface of the planarizing polymer layer.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for treatment of a particulate material employs a conveyor belt for supporting the particulate material for transport and a source of gas for delivery through the conveyor belt to fluidize the particulate material. A gas distribution system is used for controlling the gas flow to create regions of greater and lesser fluidization. This approach avoids the use of mechanical agitation of the conveyor belt which improves efficiency and reliability. The apparatus and method find particular application in the handling of particulate foodstuffs in bulk when treatment such as freezing, heating, or blanching of individual food particles is required.

Abstract: A novel system includes a service module which communicates with a client module and cassette-specific modules, and determines supported cassette types and configuration parameters for each. Algorithms of the cassette-specific modules use tool sets to identify, analyze and process cassettes of the supported cassette types. The service module receives results of the algorithms and communicates them to the client module. The system is certified for use with the cassette types. When a new cassette type is added, a new cassette-specific module is received, and the service module identifies the new cassette type as supported, determines its configuration parameters, and communicates with the new cassette-specific modules. Integrity of each of the old cassette-specific modules is preserved intact, such that the system remains certified for use with the old cassette types. A novel device, method and computer readable medium are also taught.

Abstract: An embodiment a device package includes a semiconductor die, a molding compound extending along sidewalls of the semiconductor die, and a planarizing polymer layer over the molding compound and extending along the sidewalls of the semiconductor die. The molding compound includes first fillers, and the planarizing polymer layer includes second fillers smaller than the first fillers. The device package further includes one or more fan-out redistribution layers (RDLs) electrically connected to the semiconductor die, wherein the one or more fan-out RDLs extend past edges of the semiconductor die onto a top surface of the planarizing polymer layer.

Abstract: A package includes a device die, a molding material molding at least a portion of the device die therein, and a through-via substantially penetrating through the molding material. The package further includes a dielectric layer contacting the through-via and the molding material, and a die attach film attached to a backside of the device die. The die attach film includes a portion extending in the dielectric layer.

Abstract: A package includes a device die, a molding material molding at least a portion of the device die therein, and a through-via substantially penetrating through the molding material. The package further includes a dielectric layer contacting the through-via and the molding material, and a die attach film attached to a backside of the device die. The die attach film includes a portion extending in the dielectric layer.

Abstract: A package includes a device die, a molding material molding at least a portion of the device die therein, and a through-via substantially penetrating through the molding material. The package further includes a dielectric layer contacting the through-via and the molding material, and a die attach film attached to a backside of the device die. The die attach film includes a portion extending in the dielectric layer.

Abstract: A method for providing electrical energy to a user device associated with a user includes: identifying a communications link between the user device and the mobile charging system; sending a user identifier to a remote server associated with the application; verifying a user eligibility for electrical energy provision to the device based on the user identifier; verifying a data integrity of mobile charging system software; controlling the mobile charging system to provide electrical energy to the user device; and controlling the mobile charging system to adjust electrical energy provision to the user device.