The present invention relates to an apparatus for task determination during brain activity analysis. The apparatus comprises an input unit (20), a processing unit (30), and an output unit (40). The input unit is configured to provide the processing unit with measurement data of the brain of a patient performing a task during brain activity analysis. The processing unit is configured to determine a measure of brain activity based on the measurement data of the brain. The processing unit is configured to determine: that the patient should perform a different task to the task they are currently performing and select the different task; or that the patient should continue performing the task that they are currently performing; or that the patient should stop performing the task; The determination comprises utilization of information relating to the task and the determined measure of brain activity and information relating to a plurality of reference tasks and associated plurality of reference measures of brain activity. The output unit is configured to output an indication that the patient should perform the different task, that the patient should continue performing the task, or that the patient should stop performing the task.

The present invention relates to an apparatus for task determination during brain activity analysis. The apparatus comprises an input unit (20), a processing unit (30), and an output unit (40). The input unit is configured to provide the processing unit with measurement data of the brain of a patient performing a task during brain activity analysis. The processing unit is configured to determine a measure of brain activity based on the measurement data of the brain. The processing unit is configured to determine: that the patient should perform a different task to the task they are currently performing and select the different task; or that the patient should continue performing the task that they are currently performing; or that the patient should stop performing the task; The determination comprises utilization of information relating to the task and the determined measure of brain activity and information relating to a plurality of reference tasks and associated plurality of reference measures of brain activity. The output unit is configured to output an indication that the patient should perform the different task, that the patient should continue performing the task, or that the patient should stop performing the task.

A negative pressure wound therapy system can include a wound dressing configured to be placed over a wound and configured to absorb fluid. The system can include a source of negative pressure configured to generate negative pressure to aspirate fluid from the wound. The system can include a memory. The system can include a controller configured to periodically store a plurality of data sets in the memory, in response to storing a data set of the plurality of data sets at a memory address in the memory, update the memory address for storing a subsequent data set, and in response to determining that the memory address corresponds to a memory address indicative of a duration of time following an initial activation of the system reaching a total permitted operational time of the system, provide an indication that the total permitted operational time of the system has been reached.

Disclosed are an endoscope host and an endoscope device for intelligently detecting organs including a main body having a connection channel for inserting an endoscope tube, and a drive connection part and an electrical connection identification part have first electrical connection points and second electrical connection point respectively. When the endoscope tube is inserted into the connection channel, the endoscope tube is electrically conducted with the first electrical connection point and the second electrical connection point to generate a driving signal and a type signal respectively. An organ identification unit is provided for storing an organ comparison table and comparing the type signal with the organ comparison table to obtain the organ type of the endoscope tube and generate an execution signal. A processing unit is installed in the main body for receiving the driving signal and the type signal and displaying a result image according to the execution signal.

Disclosed are an endoscope host and an endoscope device for intelligently detecting organs including a main body having a connection channel for inserting an endoscope tube, and a drive connection part and an electrical connection identification part have first electrical connection points and second electrical connection point respectively. When the endoscope tube is inserted into the connection channel, the endoscope tube is electrically conducted with the first electrical connection point and the second electrical connection point to generate a driving signal and a type signal respectively. An organ identification unit is provided for storing an organ comparison table and comparing the type signal with the organ comparison table to obtain the organ type of the endoscope tube and generate an execution signal. A processing unit is installed in the main body for receiving the driving signal and the type signal and displaying a result image according to the execution signal.

An assistive device is disclosed that includes a plurality of control systems for controlling active and passive tasks. The assistive device accommodates active power generation when needed, but is otherwise configured to switch to passive control for other tasks. The assistive device further includes a continuously variable transmission to optimize movement of the assistive device for a variety of tasks. The assistive device includes a lower limb embodiment defining an artificial knee joint controlled by the plurality of control systems.

An assistive device is disclosed that includes a plurality of control systems for controlling active and passive tasks. The assistive device accommodates active power generation when needed, but is otherwise configured to switch to passive control for other tasks. The assistive device further includes a continuously variable transmission to optimize movement of the assistive device for a variety of tasks. The assistive device includes a lower limb embodiment defining an artificial knee joint controlled by the plurality of control systems.

Introduced here are containers designed to promote compliance with regimens for administering the medications stored therein. These containers can facilitate the conveyance of information related to a regimen through the use of a non-written medium. A container may include one or more display elements configured to emit/reflect light to indicate when medication stored in the container should be administered. An example of a display element is a light-emitting diode (LED). Emittance/reflectance of the light by the display element(s) may be governed by a different clock signal than the clock signal used to determine whether doses of medication are due to be administered.

Various methods and systems are provided for display of recommended treatment based on a patient's medical history and standardized guidelines. In one example, a computing system includes a display screen configured to display a patient medical path listing one or more of treatment guidelines and patient medical history, and to display abbreviated representations of at least one of the treatment guidelines and the patient medical history that can be reached directly from the displayed patient medical path. The abbreviated representations each display a limited list of data that is selectable to launch the treatment guidelines and/or the patient medical history and enable the selected data to be seen.

A biological-measurement device includes a light-emitting unit configured to emit light on a body of a test-subject, a light-detecting unit configured to detect light reflected in the body of the test-subject, a control-unit configured to calculate information regarding a pulse-wave of the body of the test-subject based on the light detected by the light-detecting unit, a circuit-board that is flexible and has a first-surface on which the light-emitting unit and the light-detecting unit are provided, the circuit-board further having wiring connecting the light-emitting unit and the control-unit together and connecting the light-detecting unit and the control-unit together, a shielding-unit that is provided on the first-surface, the shielding-unit being situated between the light-emitting unit and the light-detecting unit and configured to protrude beyond the light-emitting unit and the light-detecting unit in a direction perpendicular to the first-surface, and an adhesive-part for firmly contacting with the body of the test-subject.