Raymond H Chan

6983542, Jan 10, 2006

Aug 26, 2002

10/228147

Ashish K. Mithal - North Chelmsford MA, US
David Gordon - Groton MA, US
Raymond Chan - Framingham MA, US
Thomas E. Ellsworth - Wilmington MA, US
William A. Gallop - Westminster MA, US

Waddington North America, Inc. - Chelmsford MA

A47J 43/28

30322, 30324, 30340

A plastic cutlery item, fabricated primarily from a plastic material, such as polystyrene, having a metallic coating that imparts to this cutlery item the appearance of metal cutlery or silverware. The plastic cutlery or tableware items are molded using traditional injection molding techniques, and subjected to a vacuum metallizing process in an individualized non-contiguous manner, where a thin metallic layer is deposited on at least one of their surfaces. The resultant items simulate the appearance of solid metal cutlery or tableware. In the most preferred embodiment of the invention the plastic cutlery or tableware items are molded from a light-transmitting grade of Polystyrene resin and are coated with a thin stainless steel layer through vacuum sputtering deposition on only one of the surfaces.

7782464, Aug 24, 2010

May 4, 2007

11/744412

Mircea Mujat - Medford MA, US
Raymond C. Chan - Brookline MA, US
Johannes F. de Boer - Somerville MA, US

The General Hospital Corporation - Boston MA

G01B 9/02

356479

A system, arrangement, computer-accessible medium and process are provided for determining information associated with at least one portion of an anatomical structure. For example, an interference between at least one first radiation associated with a radiation directed to the anatomical structure and at least one second radiation associated with a radiation directed to a reference can be detected. Three-dimensional volumetric data can be generated for the at least one portion as a function of the interference. Further, the information can be determined which is at least one geometrical characteristic and/or at least one intensity characteristic of the portion based on the volumetric data.

8380007, Feb 19, 2013

Dec 5, 2006

12/096648

Raymond C. Chan - Brookline MA, US
Robert Manzke - Cambridge MA, US
Shunmugavelu Sokka - Brighton MA, US
Volker Rasche - Erbach, DE
Vivek Reddy - Boston MA, US

Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. - Eindhoven

G06K 9/32

382294

System and method for enabling intra-operative selection of an image registration transformation for use in displaying a first image dataset and a second image dataset in correspondence with one another. Image dataset acquisition devices () obtain the first and second image datasets. A similarity function indicative of a likelihood that the first and second image datasets are in correspondence with one another is computed by a processor () and then a ranking of each of a plurality of local maxima of the similarity function is determined. Registration transformations derived from a plurality of the local maxima are displayed on a display (), and using a user-interface (), a physician can select each registration transformation to ascertain visually whether it is the clinically-optimal registration transformation for subsequent use.

8621755, Jan 7, 2014

Apr 9, 2012

13/442093

Ashish K Mithal - Chelmsford MA, US
David Gordon - Groton MA, US
Thomas E Ellsworth - Wilmington MA, US
Raymond Chan - Framingham MA, US
William A Gallop - Westminster MA, US

Waddington North America, Inc. - Chelmsford MA

A47J 43/28

30322, 30324

A plastic cutlery item molded from a plastic material, such as polystyrene, having a metallic coating that imparts to this cutlery item the appearance of metal cutlery or silverware. In one embodiment the plastic cutlery or tableware items are molded using injection molding techniques, and subjected to a vacuum metallizing process in an individualized non-contiguous manner, where a thin metallic layer is deposited on at least one of their surfaces. The resultant items simulate the appearance of metal cutlery or tableware. In one embodiment of the invention the plastic cutlery or tableware articles are molded from a clear polystyrene resin and are coated with a thin stainless steel layer through vacuum sputtering deposition on only one of the sides. The abrasion resistance of the metallic coating can be enhanced by subjecting the articles to a post-metallizing holding period or by applying a clear protective overcoat.

20060058592, Mar 16, 2006

Aug 24, 2005

11/211482

Brett Bouma - Quincy MA, US
Raymond Chan - Brookline MA, US
Guillermo Tearney - Cambridge MA, US

A61B 5/00

600301000

A system, process and software arrangement are provided to determining data associated with at least one structural change of tissue. In particular, a first optical coherence tomography (“OCT”) signal which contains first information regarding the tissue at a first stress level, and a second OCT signal which contains second information regarding the tissue at a second stress level are received. The first and second information are compared to produce comparison information. The data associated with the at least one structural change is determined as a function of the comparison information and further information associated with (i) at least one known characteristics of the tissue and/or (ii) characteristics of an OCT system. Further, at least one optical coherence tomography (“OCT”) signal which contains information regarding the tissue can be received, and the modulus of the tissue may be determined as a function of the received at least one OCT signal.

20060191145, Aug 31, 2006

May 6, 2005

11/123409

Ashish Mithal - North Chelmsford MA, US
David Gordon - Groton MA, US
Thomas Ellsworth - Wilmington MA, US
Raymond Chan - Framingham MA, US
William Gallop - Westminster MA, US

WADDINGTON NORTH AMERICA, INC. - Chelmsford MA

A47J 43/28

030322000, 030324000

A plastic cutlery item molded from a plastic material, such as polystyrene, having a metallic coating that imparts to this cutlery item the appearance of metal cutlery or silverware. In one embodiment the plastic cutlery or tableware items are molded using injection molding techniques, and subjected to a vacuum metallizing process in an individualized non-contiguous manner, where a thin metallic layer is deposited on at least one of their surfaces. The resultant items simulate the appearance of metal cutlery or tableware. In one embodiment of the invention the plastic cutlery or tableware articles are molded from a clear polystyrene resin and are coated with a thin stainless steel layer through vacuum sputtering deposition on only one of the sides. The abrasion resistance of the metallic coating can be enhanced by subjecting the articles to a post-metallizing holding period or by applying a clear protective overcoat.

20090306497, Dec 10, 2009

Apr 10, 2007

12/301312

Robert Manzke - Cambridge MA, US
Raymond Chan - Brookline MA, US
Shunmugavelu Sokka - Brighton NY, US
Volker Rasche - Erbach, DE

KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V. - EINDHOVEN

A61B 5/06
A61B 6/12

600424

This invention discloses an improved method for the calibration and tracking of an electromagnetic or acoustic based catheter within a catheter tracking space for use in cardiac intervention for a specific patient, utilizing prior-acquired medical imaging data for the patient.

20100047752, Feb 25, 2010

Dec 19, 2007

12/520326

Raymond Chan - Brookline MA, US
Robert Manzke - Cambridge MA, US
Douglas A. Stanton - Ossining NY, US
Guy Shechter - Briarcliff Manor NY, US

KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V. - EINDHOVEN

G09B 23/30
B32B 38/04
B28B 5/00

434272, 156245, 264250

A method, system and apparatus for manufacturing anatomically and functionally accurate soft tissue phantoms with multimodality characteristics for imaging studies is disclosed. The organ/tissue phantom is constructed by filling a container containing an organ having inner vasculature therein with a molten elastomeric material; inserting a plurality of rods with bumps thereupon through the container and the organ; allowing the molten elastomeric material to harden and cure; removing the organ; replacing the organ with a plurality of elastomeric segments; and removing an elastomeric segment and replacing the void created thereupon with molten PVA to create a PVA segment; allowing the molten PVA segment to harden and cure; and repeating the creation of PVA segments until all the elastomeric segments have been removed, such that each successive molten PVA segment adheres to and fuses with the previous hardened PVA segment so as to form an approximately complete organ phantom cast. The organ/tissue phantom is completed by inserting the approximately complete organ phantom cast inserting upside-down into a fixture made from the bottom-most elastomeric segment, which contains molten PVA; and allowing the molten PVA to harden and cure.