Abstract: Disclosed is a computer-implemented method of screening a patient for end organ damage due to infection. The method entails receiving patient data relating to an identified patient in a computing system including a processor and memory coupled to the processor, wherein the memory stores programmable instructions executable by the processor. The presence of Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome is determined and then the presence or absence of a high probability of end organ damage due to infection. Each of the determining steps includes receiving, on a graphical user interface, one or more user selections presented on the graphical user interface and executing programmable instructions based on received user selections.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a conductor of a winding of a coil, includes manufacturing a heat-sink preform including a phase-change material, depositing a conductive element by layer deposition of electrically conductive material on the heat-sink preform, including inserting the heat-sink preform into an electrolytic solution of the electrically conductive material, and; electrodeposition for depositing the electrically conductive material on the heat-sink preform.

Abstract: Disclosed is a computer-implemented method of screening a patient for end organ damage due to infection. The method entails receiving patient data relating to an identified patient in a computing system including a processor and memory coupled to the processor, wherein the memory stores programmable instructions executable by the processor. The presence of Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome is determined and then the presence or absence of a high probability of end organ damage due to infection. Each of the determining steps includes receiving, on a graphical user interface, one or more user selections presented on the graphical user interface and executing programmable instructions based on received user selections.

Abstract: Disclosed is a computer-implemented method and system for screening people for COVID-19. The method entails receiving data relating to a person in a computing system including a processor and memory coupled to the processor. The memory stores programmable instructions executable by the processor. The presence of COVID-19 is determined based on the data. The data is received using a graphical user interface.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a power electronic module (1) by additive manufacturing, characterized in that it comprises the steps of: making or fixing preforms (15) of polymer material on at least one face of an insulating substrate (2a) covered with at least one layer of metal (2b, 2c), referred to as a metallized substrate (2), depositing a first metal layer (17) on the preform (15), depositing by electroforming a second metal layer (18) on the first metal layer (17).

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a power electronic module by additive manufacturing includes the step of depositing a layer of an electrically conductive nanoporous material on a substrate that includes an electrically insulating layer and at least one layer of conductive metal material, called a metallized substrate. The method further includes the step of placing an element for example an active component of the semiconductor power component type, on the layer of nanoporous material and sintering the layer of nanoporous material, so as to ensure a mechanical and electrical connection between said element and the metallized substrate.

Abstract: Disclosed is a computer-implemented method of screening a patient for end organ damage due to infection. The method entails receiving patient data relating to an identified patient in a computing system including a processor and memory coupled to the processor, wherein the memory stores programmable instructions executable by the processor. The presence of Systematic Inflammatory Response Syndrome is determined and then the presence or absence of a high probability of end organ damage due to infection. Each of the determining steps includes receiving, on a graphical user interface, one or more user selections presented on the graphical user interface and executing programmable instructions based on received user selections.

Abstract: Disclosed is a computer-implemented method of screening a patient for end organ damage due to infection. The method entails receiving patient data relating to an identified patient in a computing system including a processor and memory coupled to the processor, wherein the memory stores programmable instructions executable by the processor. The presence of Systematic Inflammatory Response Syndrome is determined and then the presence or absence of a high probability of end organ damage due to infection. Each of the determining steps includes receiving, on a graphical user interface, one or more user selections presented on the graphical user interface and executing programmable instructions based on received user selections.

Abstract: A lighting panel includes a body having a first side and a second side opposed to each other, the body including a skeleton frame including a plurality of openings, one or more light emitting elements positioned on the first side of the body and on the skeleton frame, each of the one or more light emitting elements positioned within one of the plurality of openings, the one or more light emitting elements are solid state light emitting devices, a controller in electronic communication with the one or more light emitting elements, the controller configured to receive a control signal, process the received control signal and provide an illumination signal to the one or more light emitting elements to individually activate the one or more light emitting elements, a coupling arrangement positioned on the second side of the body, the coupling arrangement structured to allow removable connection with another lighting panel.

Abstract: Disclosed is a computer-implemented method of screening a patient for end organ damage due to infection. The method entails receiving patient data relating to an identified patient in a computing system including a processor and memory coupled to the processor, wherein the memory stores programmable instructions executable by the processor. The presence of Systematic Inflammatory Response Syndrome is determined and then the presence or absence of a high probability of end organ damage due to infection. Each of the determining steps includes receiving, on a graphical user interface, one or more user selections presented on the graphical user interface and executing programmable instructions based on received user selections.

Abstract: A method of treatment of a condition such as deep vein thrombosis, arterial insufficiency, lymphedema, pulmonary embolism, and pain includes use of a pneumatic compression wrap, pump, and medicament to provide compression on the body part of a patient and a pharmaceutical beneficial in treating the condition. Deep vein thrombosis, arterial insufficiency, lymphedema, pulmonary embolism, and pain can also be treated by an electrotherapy device utilizing a hydrogel patch containing a medicament. Apparatus and systems for performing the methods of treatment can be utilized.

Abstract: A wireless micro-camera is present on an expandable band that can be placed on various tools and devices to allow its user to view difficult-to-see locations on the screen of the user's smart device. The band can also include a light and charging mechanism.

Abstract: The air circulation fan associated with a radiator of some machines may include an automatic reversing purge cycle that is utilized to dislodge material from the radiator and/or intake screen of the cooling system housing. The purge cycle is locked out when a person may be in the vicinity of the air intake screen of the machine. A controller determines that a person may be in the vicinity of the air intake screen when the machine is idle stationary, such as by determining that a parking brake is engaged. By locking out the purge cycle during machine idle stationary conditions, the risk of blowing dislodged dirt and/or debris onto a person, who may be servicing the machine or accessing an operator station, can be avoided.

Abstract: The air circulation fan associated with a radiator of some machines may include an automatic reversing purge cycle that is utilized to dislodge material from the radiator and/or intake screen of the cooling system housing. The purge cycle is locked out when a person may be in the vicinity of the air intake screen of the machine. A controller determines that a person may be in the vicinity of the air intake screen when the machine is idle stationary, such as by determining that a parking brake is engaged. By locking out the purge cycle during machine idle stationary conditions, the risk of blowing dislodged dirt and/or debris onto a person, who may be servicing the machine or accessing an operator station, can be avoided.

Abstract: The catalyst of this invention is a non-stoichiometric tungsten compound, H0.53WO3, which may be used as both the anode and cathode electrocatalyst for acid-style low-temperature fuel cells. A fuel cell using the tungsten-based electrocatalyst as both the anode and cathode has been constructed and operated with a hydrogen fuel and an air oxidant.

Abstract: Activation of a tungsten-containing catalyst using water in a PEM-type fuel cell is described as well as cathode operation of the tungsten-containing catalyst.

Abstract: The invention relates to a compound of formula (I) Wherein: B is adenine, guanine or hypoxanthine Z is hydrogen or a negative charge R is —[CH2CH(R1)—O]n—R2, —CH2CH2X, in which R1 is hydrogen or (C1-C6) alkyl R2 is hydrogen or (C1-C6) alkyl n is a number from 1 to 6 X is OH, F, NR3R4 R3 and R4 are independently from each other hydrogen or (C1-C6) alkyl and to methods of enzymatically treating these compounds with biocatalysts having cyclic phosphodiesterase activity.