MARK R NELSON
Nursing at Grand Mdw Blvd, Melbourne, FL

2010033, Dec 30, 2010

Feb 2, 2009

12/918820

Mark Nelson - Satellite Beach FL, US

KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V. - EINDHOVEN

A61B 5/055

600411

In magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the powerful magnetic fields can interfere with, damage, cause premature failure in, and attract certain non-MR safe instruments. Electromagnetic ally sensitive components are eliminated in favor of MR safe components, such as ceramic piezoelectric components and bi-metallic components. Instruments that previously had to be kept a safe distance away from the main magnet (), e.g., beyond the 5 Gauss line, while a patient was being scanned are now allowed near the patient without fear of damage to the instrument () or danger to the patient and medical staff or the MRI device ().

2012028, Nov 15, 2012

Nov 18, 2010

13/510969

Eduardo M. Rey - Winter Springs FL, US
Mark D. Nelson - Satellite Beach FL, US
Harold J. Cates - Orlando FL, US

KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS N.V. - EINDHOVEN

A61B 5/113, A61B 5/055

600413

A subject monitor includes a belt () that circumscribes a cyclically moving portion of a subject (), such as a chest cavity or abdomen. A optical sensing device () includes a housing; a tape () under tension to retract into the housing, at least one of the tape () and the housing are connected with the belt (); a lens () configured to focus light on a pattern () that moves with the tape (); and a photon detector () configured to detect light () reflected from the pattern (). An optical decoder () determines movement of the belt () from the light reflected () from the pattern ().

6856286, Feb 15, 2005

Oct 31, 2002

10/285291

Young-Min Jo - Palm Bay FL, US
Young-Ki Kim - Palm Bay FL, US
Frank M. Caimi - Vero Beach FL, US
John Charles Farrar - Indialantic FL, US
Mark D. Nelson - Satellite Beach FL, US
Kerry Lane Greer - Palm Bay FL, US

SkyCross, Inc. - Melbourne FL

H01Q001/38, H01Q001/24

343700MS, 343702, 343895

A planar antenna comprising a spiral conductive surface comprising an inner spiral segment and an outer spiral segment. A shorting leg for connection to a ground plane and a feed leg responsive to the antenna signal (in the transmit and the receive modes) extend downwardly from the plane of the spiral segments. Performance characteristics of the antenna are responsive to the configuration and spacing of the spiral segments and the distance between the antenna and the ground plane.

6888510, May 3, 2005

Aug 19, 2003

10/643760

Young-Min Jo - Rockledge FL, US
Michael H. Thursby - Palm Bay FL, US
Frank M. Caimi - Vero Beach FL, US
Kerry L. Greer - Melbourne Beach FL, US
Mark D. Nelson - Satellite Beach FL, US
John C. Farrar - Indialantic FL, US

SkyCross, Inc. - Melbourne FL

H01Q021/26

343797, 343700 MS

An antenna providing circular polarization for received and transmitted signals. The antenna comprises a vertical conductive surfaces oriented to form a closed structure and horizontal conductive surfaces forming a top face of the closed structure. Connection of selected vertical panels to a feed and ground, causes current flow in the vertical and horizontal surfaces that results in a circular polarized signal.

8564291, Oct 22, 2013

Feb 2, 2009

12/919830

Mark D. Nelson - Satellite Beach FL, US
Eduardo M. Rey - Winter Springs FL, US
Robert A. Harwell - St. Cloud FL, US

Koninklijke Philips N.V. - Eindhoven

G01R 33/44

324309, 324322, 439 83

A robust MR compatible ECG monitor () includes a connector () for connecting ECG electrode leads () to an internal circuit board (). The connector () includes connector pins () that run parallel to the circuit board () and tangentially contact solder pads () of the circuit board () at the edge of the circuit board (), eliminating sharp or right angle turns in conduction paths. The connector prevents movement of the connections due to mechanical stresses in all ranges of motion relative to four degrees of freedom, including translation, pitching, yawing, and rolling.