Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for structuring medical report texts are provided. In a method, text is received and parsed to obtain a plurality of data elements, connected by semantic connectors. Based thereon, a graph of annotated data elements is generated. In particular, each of the obtained data elements is annotated using medical knowledge bases, which are indicative of medical vocabulary and/or medical ontology and/or medical statistics. To generate a graph, relationships are established between the annotated data elements. The generated graph is embedded into one of a plurality of target structures, wherein each of the target structures has an order criterion. By the embedding, a structured text is provided, which comprises the annotated data elements ordered according to the order criterion of the one of the plurality of target structures, into which the generated graph has been embedded.

Abstract: The present inventions relate to a number of fields including wound healing, a waterless antibacterial disinfectant, a surgical scrub, insect repellant, and methods of treating traumatic injuries, particularly those on the battlefield where there is a need to stabilize the patient and prevent infection.

Abstract: The present inventions relate to a number of fields including wound healing, a waterless antibacterial disinfectant, a surgical scrub, insect repellant, and methods of treating traumatic injuries, particularly those on the battlefield where there is a need to stabilize the patient and prevent infection.

Abstract: A motion controlling hinge for an orthopedic brace is provided. The hinge includes an actuator secured to one arm, and at least one spring member. As the arm with the actuator pivots in a first direction, at a predetermined flexion angle the actuator applies a force to the spring member, causing the spring member to flex. The spring member exerts a force on the actuator tending to bias the actuator away from the spring member, and tending to bias the arm in a second direction opposite the first direction. A movable fulcrum enables adjustment of a force exerted by the spring member on the actuator. A variety of differently sized adapters are securable to the actuator. The size of the adapter determines the flexion angle at which the spring member first exerts force on the actuator.