Abstract: Disclosed herein is computer-implemented method for processing at least one image of a location of a body of a subject. The method may comprise obtaining the at least one image, and using a trained algorithm to classify the at least one image or a derivative thereof to a category among a plurality of categories comprising a first category and a second category. The classifying may comprise applying a image processing algorithm. The method may comprise, based at least in part on the classifying, designating the at least one image or derivative thereof as having a first or second priority (e.g., lower priority or urgency than the first priority) for radiological assessment if the at least one image is classified to the first or second category, respectively. The method may comprise generating an electronic assessment of the subject, such as a negative report indicative of the subject not having a health condition.

Abstract: A nasal interface device for use in the nares of a patient for positive airway pressure applications includes a pair of nasal prongs, each prong having a bore, a first end, a second end, and at least one deformable flap disposed proximate to the first end of each prong. The device further includes a body having a distal portion and a proximal portion forming a chamber, the proximal portion having apertures to receive the second ends of the nasal prongs, the chamber being in communication with the bores of the nasal prongs, and at least one exhalation port disposed within the body. The device includes at least one gas inlet on the distal portion of the body, the at least one gas inlet in communication with the chamber. In one preferred aspect of the invention, the at least one flap is deformable within the nares of a patient thereby creating a substantially airtight seal.