Patents by Inventor John R. Asplin
John R. Asplin has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 12380976Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system including a processor is provided, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2024Date of Patent: August 5, 2025Assignee: Laboratory Corporation of America HoldingsInventors: Fredric L Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Publication number: 20250166766Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system including a processor is provided, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 17, 2025Publication date: May 22, 2025Applicant: Laboratory Corporation of America HoldingsInventors: Fredric L. Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Publication number: 20240347155Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system including a processor is provided, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 12, 2024Publication date: October 17, 2024Applicant: Laboratory Corporation of America HoldingsInventors: Fredric L Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Patent number: 11901054Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system including a processor is provided, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: GrantFiled: November 2, 2021Date of Patent: February 13, 2024Assignee: Laboratory Corporation of America HoldingsInventors: Fredric L. Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Publication number: 20220230719Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system including a processor is provided, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 2, 2021Publication date: July 21, 2022Applicant: Laboratory Corporation of America HoldingsInventors: Fredric L. Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Patent number: 11195603Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system including a processor is provided, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: GrantFiled: May 6, 2019Date of Patent: December 7, 2021Assignee: Laboratory Corporation of America HoldingsInventors: Fredric L. Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Publication number: 20200043584Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system including a processor is provided, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 6, 2019Publication date: February 6, 2020Applicant: Laboratory Corporation of America HoldingsInventors: Fredric L. Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Patent number: 10290369Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system including a processor is provided, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2013Date of Patent: May 14, 2019Assignee: Laboratory Corporation of America HoldingsInventors: Fredric L. Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Publication number: 20100030574Abstract: A method is provided, the method including receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form. A system is provided, the system including a processor, a software adapted to be executed on said processor, said software comprising instructions for receiving a test result data, wherein said test result data represents a result of a test on a physical specimen, associating said test result data with a standard-of-care data, wherein said standard-of-care data represents a recommended course of action for the condition represented by the test result data, and transforming said specimen data and said standard-of-care data into a human-readable form.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2009Publication date: February 4, 2010Inventors: Fredric L. Coe, Brian J. Coe, John R. Asplin, Enno de Vries, Elaine Worcester
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Patent number: 6991937Abstract: A method for measuring cystine supersaturation of a patient urine sample as an indicator of the patient's risk for cystine stone formation has been found. A method for collecting a patient urine sample for assessment of cystine concentration and cystine supersaturation has also been found.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 2001Date of Patent: January 31, 2006Assignee: Litholink CorporationInventors: John R. Asplin, Fredric L. Coe
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Publication number: 20030087449Abstract: A method for measuring cystine supersaturation of a patient urine sample as an indicator of the patient's risk for cystine stone formation has been found. A method for collecting a patient urine sample for assessment of cystine concentration and cystine supersaturation has also been found.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2001Publication date: May 8, 2003Inventors: John R. Asplin, Fredric L. Coe