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Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc.

Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc. Patent applications
Patent application numberTitlePublished
20120019236EDDY CURRENT DETECTION - Eddy current detection probes and related methods are disclosed. In some embodiments, the eddy current detection probes are hybrid probes, including a solid state sensor and a detection loop. In some embodiments, the eddy current detection probes include a drive coil and a detection loop, with the detection loop having a sensitive axis that is not parallel to principal axis of the drive coil. In some such embodiments, the sensitive axis of the detection loop is perpendicular to the principal axis of the drive coil.01-26-2012
20110121186CESIUM AND LITHIUM-CONTAINING QUATERNARY COMPOUND SCINTILLATORS - The present invention relates to quaternary compound scintillators and related devices and methods. The scintillators may include, for example, a quaternary compound, the quaternary compound having a first position, a second position, a third position, a fourth position; wherein the first position is Cs; the second position is Li; the third position is La or Lu; and the fourth position is Cl, Br, or I. In certain embodiments, the scintillator composition can further include a single dopant or mixture of dopants.05-26-2011
20110024635CsLiLn HALIDE SCINTILLATOR - Li-containing scintillator compositions, as well as related structures and methods are described. Radiation detection systems and methods are described which include a Cs02-03-2011
20110024634ENRICHED CsLiLn HALIDE SCINTILLATOR - Li-6 enriched Li-containing scintillator compositions, as well as related structures and methods. Radiation detection systems and methods include a Cs2LiLn Halide scintillator composition.02-03-2011
20100268074STRONTIUM HALIDE SCINTILLATORS, DEVICES AND METHODS - The present invention provides strontium halide scintillators as well as related radiation detection devices, imaging systems, and methods.10-21-2010
20090187096Sensor Array for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging Systems and Method - The present invention generally provides improved devices, systems, and methods for measuring materials with NMR and/or MRI. Exemplary embodiments provide a sensor array for NMR mapping of the material. For example tissue can be measured with the sensor array mounted on a probe body having a distal portion which can be inserted through a minimally invasive aperture. While many tissues can be measured and/or diagnosed, one exemplary embodiment includes a probe adapted for insertion into a lumen of a blood vessel. The sensor array can provide improved spatial resolution of tissue and/or tissue structures positioned near the sensor array to diagnose potentially life threatening diseases, for example a fibrous cap covering a vulnerable plaque. In specific embodiments, the sensors are attached to an expandable member, for example a balloon, which can be inflated to urge the probe sensors radially outward to position the sensors near the tissue structures.07-23-2009
20090050810ZnSe scintillators - The present invention relates to a microcolumnar zinc selenide (ZnSe) scintillator and uses thereof, and methods of fabrication of microcolumnar scintillators using sublimation-based deposition techniques. In one embodiment, the present invention includes a scintillator including a microcolumnar scintillator material including zinc selenide (ZnSe) and a dopant. The microcolumnar scintillators of the present invention provide improved light channeling and resolution characteristics, thereby providing high spatial resolution, highly efficient scintillators.02-26-2009
20090008561LANTHANIDE HALIDE MICROCOLUMNAR SCINTILLATORS - The present invention provides an imaging scintillation radiation detector comprising a doped lanthanide halide microcolumnar scintillator formed on a substrate. The scintillation radiation detectors of the invention typically comprise a substrate. The substrate can be either opaque or optically transparent. In a particular embodiment of the present invention the microcolumnar scintillator is a lanthanide-halide (LaHalide01-08-2009

Patent applications by Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc.