Steven M Peck

US Patent:

20020082865, Jun 27, 2002

Filed:

Jun 20, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/884478

Inventors:

Peter Bianco - Boston MA, US
Randale Sechrest - Missoula MT, US
James Gribaudo - Roslindale MA, US
Steven Peck - Hoboken NJ, US
Ben Clemens - Rosendale NY, US
Paul Laquerre - Franklin MA, US
Charles Eaton - Cambridge MA, US
James Fitchett - Andover MA, US
Thomas Arul - Malden MA, US
Glen Tolchin - Purchase NY, US
William Phillips - New York NY, US
Gus Safary - Wood-Ridge NJ, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/002000

Abstract:

An electronic patient healthcare system for guiding a patient along a treatment pathway, related to a medical event, by educating and preparing the patient for the medical event and post-event recovery. The electronic healthcare system includes a healthcare information provider system with electronically displayable files, and a patient terminal device a display device adapted to display the electronically displayable files. In one embodiment, the electronically displayable files include a single electronically displayable file including a treatment pathway timeline display comprising a plurality of time-sequenced phase images corresponding to time-sequenced phases of health information, each of the time-sequenced phase images providing access to at least one of a pre-event set of electronically displayable files containing health information for preparing and educating the patient for the medical event and a post-event set of electronically displayable files containing health information for preparing and educating the patient for post-event recovery.

US Patent:

20020127297, Sep 12, 2002

Filed:

Apr 19, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/837331

Inventors:

Carlo Corocher - Treviso, IT
Bruce Fishman - Manchester by the Sea MA, US
Steven Peck - Billerica MA, US
Matteo Zoppas - Pordenone, IT

International Classification:

B29C045/20

US Classification:

425/549000

Abstract:

A nozzle, for the injection of molten plastics, includes a rear central portion terminating with a planar surface, and an outer annular element terminating with a corresponding planar surface on its rear side. The terminal planar surface of the central portion is situated in a more rearward position relative to the planar surface of the outer annular element. A first annular groove forms an acute angle between the outer edge of the rear portion and an inner surface of the outer annular element. A second annular groove, forming an acute angle, is provided in the rear portion. The two annular grooves open in opposite directions, and the bottoms of the respective grooves are located at substantially the same height of the nozzle.