Patents by Inventor Rasu Shrestha

Rasu Shrestha 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).

  • Patent number: 10671701
    Abstract: Disclosed and described systems, methods, and apparatus provide diagnostic display and analysis of patient data. An example radiology desktop system includes a workload manager that organizes and displays one or more worklists. The example workload manager retrieves and displays, based on receiving a selection of an active worklist, one or more exams associated with the active worklist. The example system includes a diagnostic hub triggered based on selection of an exam. The example diagnostic hub generates an exam preview panel provides a summary of the selected exam. The example diagnostic hub facilitates comparison, based on selection of a comparison exam via the user interface from a patient library, between the selected exam and the comparison exam via the diagnostic hub. The example diagnostic hub updates a worklist entry for the selected exam based on an analysis resulting from the comparison between the selected exam and the comparison exam.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 26, 2014
    Date of Patent: June 2, 2020
    Assignee: General Electric Company
    Inventors: Kristen Alane McConnell, Gretchen Marie Mendoza, Anna Louise Von Reden, Bryon Pigg, Francesco DeSensi, Gregory Hopkins, Michael Butler, Xiaoyu Chen Kaess, Rasu Shrestha
  • Publication number: 20160147938
    Abstract: Disclosed and described systems, methods, and apparatus provide diagnostic display and analysis of patient data. An example radiology desktop system includes a workload manager that organizes and displays one or more worklists. The example workload manager retrieves and displays, based on receiving a selection of an active worklist, one or more exams associated with the active worklist. The example system includes a diagnostic hub triggered based on selection of an exam. The example diagnostic hub generates an exam preview panel provides a summary of the selected exam. The example diagnostic hub facilitates comparison, based on selection of a comparison exam via the user interface from a patient library, between the selected exam and the comparison exam via the diagnostic hub. The example diagnostic hub updates a worklist entry for the selected exam based on an analysis resulting from the comparison between the selected exam and the comparison exam.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 26, 2014
    Publication date: May 26, 2016
    Inventors: Kristen Alane McConnell, Gretchen Marie Mendoza, Anna Louise Von Reden, Bryon Pigg, Francesco DeSensi, Gregory Hopkins, Michael Butler, Xiaoyu Chen Kaess, Rasu Shrestha
  • Publication number: 20160147971
    Abstract: Disclosed and described systems, methods, and apparatus provide facilitate contextual collaboration and processing of conversation elements to infer an associated clinical context. An example method of contextual collaboration includes receiving, using a processor configured to be a contextual conversation processor, an unstructured conversation element from an electronic conversation occurring between at least two participants via a graphic user interface. The example method includes processing, using the processor, the unstructured conversation element to convert the unstructured conversation element to a structured conversation element and to determine a topic associated with the unstructured conversation element. The example method includes inferring, using the processor, a clinical context associated with the electronic conversation based on analyzing the structured conversation element.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 26, 2014
    Publication date: May 26, 2016
    Inventors: Brian J. Kolowitz, Rasu Shrestha
  • Publication number: 20160147954
    Abstract: Disclosed and described systems, methods, and apparatus provide facilitate detection, processing, and relevancy analysis of clinical data. An example data event processing system includes a data event processor configured to receive a data event and to trigger, based on receipt of the data event, processing of the data event with respect to a clinical scenario. The example system includes a data relevancy processor configured to process the data event by applying natural language processing and machine learning to the data event based on the clinical scenario and to determine relevancy of the data event with respect to the clinical scenario based on a combination of domain knowledge and user knowledge. The example system includes an interface configured to output the data event and an indication of the relevancy of the data event with respect to the clinical scenario.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 26, 2014
    Publication date: May 26, 2016
    Inventors: Luis Babaji Ng Tari, Brian J. Kolowitz, Benjamin John Wilson, Anna Louise Von Reden, Edwin Carl Nelson Wiancko, Rasu Shrestha, Christopher Deible