Daniel Ellis Singer

6440069, Aug 27, 2002

Aug 27, 2001

09/940128

Stephen A. Raymond - Charlestown MA
Geoffrey E. Gordon - Boston MA
Daniel B. Singer - Weymouth MA

Brigham Womens Hospital - Boston MA

A61B 500

600300

A health monitoring system that monitors the health of a patient includes an ingestible capsule containing a medication to be consumed by a subject. A signal generator located within the capsule outputs an electrical signal having a predetermined characteristic indicative of said medication, said capsule and said medication being liberated by dissolution of the capsule in the stomach acid of a subject. A signal detector, preferably having an input in electrical contact with a portion of the subjects skin, is used to detects the electrical signal. This allows the ingestion of the medication to be tracked.

6640134, Oct 28, 2003

Aug 27, 2001

09/940129

Stephen A. Raymond - Charlestown MA
Geoffrey E. Gordon - Boston MA
Daniel B. Singer - Weymouth MA

Brigham and Womens Hospital - Boston MA

A61B 50402

600513

A health monitoring system which tracks the state of health of a patient and compiles a chronological health history of the patient uses a multiparametric monitor which periodically and automatically measures and records a plurality of physiological data from sensors in contact with the patients body. The data collected is periodically uploaded to a database in which it is stored along with similar health histories for other patients. The monitor is preferably self-contained in a chest strap which is located on the patients torso, and makes use of a controller which controls sampling of the desired data and storage of the data to a local memory device pending uploading to the database. The data includes voice sound data indicative of voice sounds made by the subject over a predetermined period of time.

7273454, Sep 25, 2007

Oct 24, 2003

10/693232

Stephen A. Raymond - Charlestown MA, US
Geoffrey E. Gordon - Boston MA, US
Daniel B. Singer - Weymouth MA, US

Brigham and Women's Hospital - Charlestown MA

A61B 1/00

600301

A health monitoring system which tracks the state of health of a patient and compiles a chronological health history of the patient uses a multiparametric monitor which periodically and automatically measures and records a plurality of physiological data from sensors in contact with the patient's body. The data collected is periodically uploaded to a database in which it is stored along with similar health histories for other patients. The monitor is preferably self-contained in a chest strap which is located on the patient's torso, and makes use of a controller which controls sampling of the desired data and storage of the data to a local memory device pending uploading to the database. The data includes voice sound data indicative of voice sounds made by the subject over a predetermined period of time.

56699794, Sep 23, 1997

Aug 16, 1996

8/697018

David J. Elliott - Wayland MA
Richard F. Hollman - Chelmsford MA
Francis M. Yans - Concord MA
Daniel K. Singer - Natick MA

UVTech Systems, Inc. - Wayland MA

B08B 312
B08B 702
B44C 122
C03C 1500

134 1

A method of cleaning a substrate surface, the cleaning being done photoreactively without damaging the surface. A laser beam of UV radiation is delivered at an acute angle to the surface of the substrate, the beam striking the surface at a long and narrow reaction region. The beam and the substrate are moved relative to one another to cause the beam to sweep the surface. While the beam is sweeping the surface, a flow of a reactant gas is provided at the reaction region so that the gas is excited by the UV laser beam. The acute angle of the beam is of a value such that foreign material is removed without essentially damaging the surface of the substrate or leaving a residue that would inhibit further processing of the substrate surface.

57788820, Jul 14, 1998

Feb 24, 1995

8/394157

Stephen A. Raymond - Charlestown MA
Geoffrey E. Gordon - Boston MA
Daniel B. Singer - Weymouth MA

Brigham and Women's Hospital - Boston MA

A61B 50402

128700

A health monitoring system which tracks the state of health of a patient and compiles a chronological health history of the patient uses a multiparametric monitor which periodically and automatically measures and records a plurality of physiological data from sensors in contact with the patient's body. The data collected is not specifically related to a particular medical condition but, instead, provides the information necessary to derive patterns which are characteristic of healthy patients as well as those who are ill. The data collected is periodically uploaded to a database in which it is stored along with similar health histories for other patients. The monitor is preferably self-contained in a chest strap which is located on the patient's torso, and makes use of a controller which controls sampling of the desired data and storage of the data to a local memory device pending uploading to the database. The more voluminous data collected is reduced and compressed prior to storage in the local memory device. Preferably, much of the monitor circuitry is run intermittently to conserve power.

60959851, Aug 1, 2000

Dec 30, 1997

9/001032

Stephen A. Raymond - Charlestown MA
Geoffrey E. Gordon - Boston MA
Daniel B. Singer - Weymouth MA

Brigham and Women's Hospital - Boston MA

A61B 50402

600513

A health monitoring system which tracks the state of health of a patient and compiles a chronological health history of the patient uses a multiparametric monitor which periodically and automatically measures and records a plurality of physiological data from sensors in contact with the patient's body. The data collected is not specifically related to a particular medical condition but, instead, provides the information necessary to derive patterns which are characteristic of healthy patients as well as those who are ill. The data collected is periodically uploaded to a database in which it is stored along with similar health histories for other patients. The monitor is preferably self-contained in a chest strap which is located on the patient's torso, and makes use of a controller which controls sampling of the desired data and storage of the data to a local memory device pending uploading to the database. The more voluminous data collected is reduced and compressed prior to storage in the local memory device. Preferably, much of the monitor circuitry is run intermittently to conserve power.

62824414, Aug 28, 2001

Nov 23, 1999

9/447986

Stephen A. Raymond - Charlestown MA
Geoffrey E. Gordon - Boston MA
Daniel B. Singer - Weymouth MA

Brigham & Women's Hospital - Boston MA

A61B 50402

600513

A health monitoring system which tracks the state of health of a patient and compiles a chronological health history of the patient uses a multiparametric monitor which periodically and automatically measures and records a plurality of physiological data from sensors in contact with the patient's body. The data collected is not specifically related to a particular medical condition but, instead, provides the information necessary to derive patterns which are characteristic of healthy patients as well as those who are ill. The data collected is periodically uploaded to a database in which it is stored along with similar health histories for other patients. The monitor is preferably self-contained in a chest strap which is located on the patient's torso, and makes use of a controller which controls sampling of the desired data and storage of the data to a local memory device pending uploading to the database. The more voluminous data collected is reduced and compressed prior to storage in the local memory device. Preferably, much of the monitor circuitry is run intermittently to conserve power.