Abstract:
The invention provides systems and methods for assessing the vasculature of a subject. In certain aspects, systems and methods of the invention involve receiving functional flow data of a subject via a data collector co-located with a radiopaque label, receiving imaging data of the vasculature including the radiopaque label, generating a vasculature map corresponding to the functional flow data, and displaying the vasculature map image on a monitor.
Abstract:
The invention provides methods for detecting features of interest in cardiovascular images by receiving information from a first modality and transforming information from the first modality into a first coordinate space, receiving information from a second modality and transforming information from the second modality into a second coordinate space. The first coordinate space is aligned to the second coordinate space to combine information from the first modality and the second modality into a combined data set. The method can also involve detecting the feature of interest in a vascular image based on the combined data set.
Abstract:
The invention provides systems and methods for assessing the vasculature of a subject. In certain aspects, systems and methods of the invention involve receiving functional flow data of a subject via a data collector co-located with a radiopaque label, receiving imaging data of the vasculature including the radiopaque label, generating a vasculature map corresponding to the functional flow data, and displaying the vasculature map image on a monitor.
Abstract:
The invention provides methods for detecting features of interest in cardiovascular images by receiving information from a first modality and transforming information from the first modality into a first coordinate space, receiving information from a second modality and transforming information from the second modality into a second coordinate space. The first coordinate space is aligned to the second coordinate space to combine information from the first modality and the second modality into a combined data set. The method can also involve detecting the feature of interest in a vascular image based on the combined data set.
Abstract:
The invention provides systems and methods for assessing the vasculature of a subject. In certain aspects, systems and methods of the invention involve receiving functional flow data of a subject via a data collector co-located with a radiopaque label, receiving imaging data of the vasculature including the radiopaque label, generating a vasculature map corresponding to the functional flow data, and displaying the vasculature map image on a monitor.
Abstract:
The invention provides systems and methods for assessing the vasculature of a subject. In certain aspects, systems and methods of the invention involve receiving functional flow data of a subject via a data collector co-located with a radiopaque label, receiving imaging data of the vasculature including the radiopaque label, generating a vasculature map corresponding to the functional flow data, and displaying the vasculature map image on a monitor.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for the production of microcapsules that contain a capsule core containing an effective substance and a capsule shell containing a polymer, comprising the formation of the capsule shell by means of the enzyme-catalyzed polymerization of monomers that are present in an inverse mini-emulsion; and microcapsules and dispersions. The invention relates to the use of said microcapsules and dispersions containing microcapsules as components in dyes, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, phytosanitary agents, fertilizers, additives for foods or animal feeds, adjuvants for polymers, paper, textiles, leather, or detergents and cleaning agents.
Abstract:
The invention provides methods for detecting features of interest in cardiovascular images by receiving information from a first modality and transforming information from the first modality into a first coordinate space, receiving information from a second modality and transforming information from the second modality into a second coordinate space. The first coordinate space is aligned to the second coordinate space to combine information from the first modality and the second modality into a combined data set. The method can also involve detecting the feature of interest in a vascular image based on the combined data set.
Abstract:
In order to produce porous concrete, the use of an organic additive with water-reducing, dispersing and/or flowability-increasing properties is provided. This additive is at least one representative of the series of polycondensation products based on naphthalinsulfonic acids or alkylnaphthalinsulfonic acids, melamine-formaldehyde resins containing sulfonic acid groups, and copolymers based on unsaturated mono- or dicarboxylic acid derivatives and on oxyalkylene glycol-alkenyl ethers. This additive is preferably admixed to a non-foamed and, in particular, mixing water-free porous concrete base mix containing lime, a hydraulic binder, preferably cement and sand, whereby quantities between 0.01 and 10 % by weight are considered as preferred quantities. By using the additive in the aforementioned manner, the method for producing porous concrete can be carried out using distinctly less energy and thus more cost-effectively without negatively influencing the typical properties of porous concrete products. The use of this additive ensures a more uniform distribution of gas pores in the concrete.
Abstract:
Für die Herstellung von Porenbeton wird die Verwendung eines organischen Additivs mit wasserreduzierenden, dispergierenden und/oder die Fließfähigkeit erhöhenden Eigenschaften vorgeschlagen. Bei diesem Additiv handelt es sich um mind. einen Vertreter der Reihe Polykondensationsprodukte auf Basis von Naphthalin- oder Alkylnaphthalinsulfonsäuren, Sulfonsäuregruppen-haltigen Melamin- Formaldehyd-Harzen sowie Copolymere auf Basis von ungesättigten Mono- oder Dicarbonsäure-Derivaten und Oxyalkylenglykol-Alkenylethern. Dieses Additiv wird vorzugsweise einer nicht geschäumten und insbesondere Anmachwasser-freien Porenbetongrundmischung zugesetzt, die Kalk, ein hydraulisches Bindemittel, vorzugsweise Zement und Sand, enthält, wobei Mengen zwischen 0,01 und 10 Gew.-% als bevorzugt angesehen werden. Durch die vorgeschlagene Verwendung kann das Herstellungsverfahren für Porenbeton deutlich energiegünstiger und damit kosteneffektiver durchgeführt werden, ohne dass dabei die typischen Eigenschaften von Porenbetonprodukten negativ beeinflusst werden