Abstract: A method for constructing a meshed model and a discrete chromatography of eight primary color HSB color space is provided. By a meshed digital model and a discrete algorithm of color space, the color value and the color distribution in any point, line, surface and space area in the HSB color space can be quickly obtained based on color values of eight primary colors and coordinate values of mesh points in the HSB color space, thereby (i) realizing the full color gamut discrete chromatography of the HSB color space, (ii) realizing the visualization of the full color gamut of the color space, and (iii) improving the work efficiency of color matching.

Abstract: A method for constructing a meshed model and a discrete chromatography of eight primary color HSB color space is provided. By a meshed digital model and a discrete algorithm of color space, the color value and the color distribution in any point, line, surface and space area in the HSB color space can be quickly obtained based on color values of eight primary colors and coordinate values of mesh points in the HSB color space, thereby (i) realizing the full color gamut discrete chromatography of the HSB color space, (ii) realizing the visualization of the full color gamut of the color space, and (iii) improving the work efficiency of color matching.

Abstract: An EP catheter includes a tubular body having a proximal region, a neck region, and a distal portion predisposed into an in-plane dual loop (at least, approximately, more or less) configuration and including a plurality of diagnostic electrodes. In deflectable catheter forms, at least one activation wire extends through at least a portion of the proximal region of the catheter body and is adapted to deflect the distal portion up to approximately 180 degrees relative to the proximal region. The catheter can be operated manually by a clinician or via a clinician-surrogate such as a computer processor-controlled surgical system. In addition, a variety of localization, visualization, and/or orientation-specific elements can be incorporated into the devices described, depicted, and claimed herein (e.g., metallic coil members, active impedance emitting or receiving electrodes, fluoroscopically opaque materials, and the like).

Abstract: An EP catheter includes a tubular body having a proximal region, a neck region, and a distal portion predisposed into an in-plane dual loop (at least, approximately, more or less) configuration and including a plurality of diagnostic electrodes. In deflectable catheter forms, at least one activation wire extends through at least a portion of the proximal region of the catheter body and is adapted to deflect the distal portion up to approximately 180 degrees relative to the proximal region. The catheter can be operated manually by a clinician or via a clinician-surrogate such as a computer processor-controlled surgical system. In addition, a variety of localization, visualization, and/or orientation-specific elements can be incorporated into the devices described, depicted, and claimed herein (e.g., metallic coil members, active impedance emitting or receiving electrodes, fluoroscopically opaque materials, and the like).