Abstract: Disclosed herein are rubidium elution systems comprising a primary assembly including a 82Sr/82Rb generator, an activity detector, a waste container, a pump system, a sensor, a tubing circuit, at least one valve, and a computer; and a dose calibrator outside the primary assembly. The system may have an interface for configuring the dose calibrator, and a locking means for preventing access to the interface and reconfigurations of its parameters. Moreover, the dose calibrator may be in electronic communication with the computer of the system. Furthermore, the electronic communication can be embodied with an electronic cable having a breakaway connector. Also, the dose calibrator may be positioned on a mobile platform.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for multi-schema analysis of patient specific anatomical features from medical images. The system may receive medical images of a patient and metadata associated with the medical images indicative of a selected pathology, and automatically classify the medical images using a segmentation algorithm. The system may use an anatomical feature identification algorithm to identify one or more patient specific anatomical features within the medical images by exploring an anatomical knowledge dataset. A 3D surface mesh model may be generated representing the one or more classified patient specific anatomical features, such that information may be extracted from the 3D surface mesh model based on the selected pathology. Physiological information associated with the selected pathology for the 3D surface mesh model may be generated based on the extracted information.

Abstract: Automated mapping between instances of content, such as e-books, and omnibus versions of that content can be performed without a resource-intensive full string search. In one embodiment, an efficient string search algorithm, such as the Boyer-Moore algorithm, is used to pre-process the individual book in order to more efficiently search for a match within the omnibus version. In another embodiment, a fingerprinting process is used to quickly find the beginning and end positions of a book within the omnibus version. The fingerprinting process can also quickly verify the match between the identified portion of the omnibus and the contents of the individual book without the need for a full string comparison. A mapping is then generated that enables the supplemental content to be updated for the omnibus version.

Abstract: 1. ImageRank is an heuristic methodology for incorporating user interaction with the results of a search for images in order to enhance the relevance of future search results. 2. ImageRank incorporates several other derivative factors such as user history, image history, image-source history, temporal data and the relationship between the image and the successful terminology used to locate that image. Success is iterative-based and determined by (1) above and its derivatives. 3. ImageRank provides for a methodology that records all of the successful and unsuccessful search criteria ever deployed to locate an image described in (1) above and its derivatives as described in (2) above.

Abstract: A greeting card melter has a panel enclosure consisting essentially of a shaped recess and a flange, a closure panel releasably secured against the mold panel, and a molded wax body having only a wax formulation disposed in a cavity of defined by the shaped recess and the closure panel. The molded wax body substantially conforms to the shape of the cavity. The greeting card melter optionally includes a greeting card having a leaf configured to hold the greeting card melter.

Abstract: A ring communications network having a plurality of line concentrators (10) each including a ring-in port (16), a ring-out port (18), and a plurality of station ports (20), includes the feature of being able to detect a fault in the trunk cable between concentrators and reconfiguring the ring to bypass that fault. Fault detection is accomplished by injecting a phantom DC voltage at the ring-out port and sensing whether current due to that voltage is present at both the ring-out port and the ring-in port of the next adjacent concentrator in the ring.