DOUGLAS A WOODS
Pilots at Wyndham Hl Ct, Hales Corners, WI

License number
Wisconsin A2100136
Issued Date
Mar 2017
Expiration Date
Mar 2019
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
9201 W Wyndham Hills Ct, Hales Corners, WI 53132

Professional information

Douglas Woods Photo 1

Method For Imaging The Head Area

US Patent:
2003016, Aug 28, 2003
Filed:
Oct 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/204106
Inventors:
Douglas Woods - Franklin WI, US
Panu Kopsala - Tuusula, FI
International Classification:
G21K001/12
US Classification:
378/019000
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for imaging the head area by using a line detector camera () equipped with a digital detector, at which camera is directed an X-ray beam () through the object being imaged. In the method is used an apparatus () which makes possible the implementation of cephalometric imaging and at least one other imaging method, such as panoramic imaging. The apparatus comprises an X-ray source (), a primary collimator () in conjunction with the X-ray source, a line detector camera (), which is located to a position further away from the X-ray source () for implementing cephalometric imaging and/or to a position closer to the said X-ray source for the said other imaging method, and a secondary collimator () in the vicinity of the line detector camera () intended for cephalometric imaging. In the method, the radiation emitted from the X-ray source () is collimated in cephalometric imaging without turning the X-ray source in such a way that the ray beam () bypasses the position of the line detector camera () closer to the X-ray source ().


Douglas Woods Photo 2

X-Ray Imaging Systems And Methods

US Patent:
2011030, Dec 15, 2011
Filed:
May 23, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/113714
Inventors:
Esa Suuronen - Kerava, FI
Tero Isoaho - Tuusula, FI
Juha Matikainen - Vantaa, FI
Andreas Melin - Espoo, FI
Douglas Woods - Franklin WI, US
Jari Joutsela - Nurmijarvi, FI
Assignee:
PaloDEx Group Oy - Tuusula
International Classification:
H05G 1/64
US Classification:
378 985
Abstract:
X-ray imaging systems and methods utilize an imaging apparatus comprising an emitter emitting X-rays through an object and a receiver receiving the X-rays. A control circuit controls the emitter and processes the X-rays received by the receiver to generate X-ray images of the object. The control circuit controls a display to display an initial view of the object, the display of the initial view being modifiable by a user; controls the imaging apparatus to generate an X-ray positioning image of the object based upon a user modification of the display of the initial view; controls the display to display the positioning image, the display of the positioning image being modifiable by a user; and controls the imaging apparatus to generate an X-ray image of the object based upon a user modification of the display of the positioning image.


Douglas Woods Photo 3

Cleaning System For An Image Plate Readout Device

US Patent:
2010015, Jun 24, 2010
Filed:
Dec 21, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/643605
Inventors:
Jari Taskinen - Tuusula, FI
Markus Weber - Espoo, FI
Jarto Luotola - Espoo, FI
Douglas Woods - Franklin WI, US
Markus Gygax - Zofingen, CH
Assignee:
PaloDEx Group Oy - Tuusula
International Classification:
B08B 3/12
US Classification:
134 1, 134115 R
Abstract:
The invention relates to a cleaning system for a set of instruments associated or in contact with an image plate readout device, as well as to a readout device comprising the cleaning system. The cleaning system comprises a disinfecting element, which emits electromagnetic radiation and/or ultrasonic radiation capable of destroying disease carriers, and which is adapted to emit said radiation towards an image plate conveyor mechanism encompassed by the image plate readout device.


Douglas Woods Photo 4

Imaging Plate

US Patent:
7127039, Oct 24, 2006
Filed:
Nov 10, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/985345
Inventors:
Douglas Woods - Franklin WI, US
Assignee:
PaloDex Group Oy - Tuusula
International Classification:
H05G 1/28
US Classification:
378162, 378165
Abstract:
An imaging plate for use in computerized radiography has an individual plate identification adapted to be visible in an X-ray image and a further indication marked visibly on the plate. Imaging plates found to be damaged when the X-ray image is examined can be identified by the visible marking.