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John J Barni

from Gates Mills, OH
Age ~83
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Related to:
Kathleen P Remle, 57Donald J Kallail, 95Mary G Smith, 95
Connected to:
Carlo P Barni, 88Debra K Barnick, 71Emily F Barnick, 58Kate D Barnickel, 68Michel P Barnick, 74Richard A Barnick, 69Dan BarnicleChristine L Barnier, 49Gerald G Barnier, 72Olena B Barnier, 91

John Barni Phones & Addresses

  • 900 Hill Dr, Gates Mills, OH 44040 (440) 423-0747
  • 6757 Bramblewood Dr, Cleveland, OH 44143 (440) 473-0955
  • South Euclid, OH
  • Chesterland, OH
  • Willowick, OH
  • 900 W Hill Dr, Gates Mills, OH 44040

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Position: Production Occupations

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

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Retired

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Location:
900 west Hill Dr, Gates Mills, OH 44040
Industry:
Medical Devices
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Publications

Us Patents

Medical Imaging At Two Temporal Resolutions For Tumor Treatment Planning

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US Patent:
6473634, Oct 29, 2002
Filed:
Nov 22, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/718638
Inventors:
John J. Barni - Mayfield Village OH
Assignee:
Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. - Eindhoven
International Classification:
A61B 5055
US Classification:
600425, 382131, 382294
Abstract:
A method of medical imaging includes obtaining at a first temporal resolution a first medical image of a region of interest of a patient, and obtaining at a second temporal resolution a second medical image of the region of interest. The second temporal resolution is lower than the first temporal resolution. The method also includes registering the first and second medical images with one another such that common reference points in the first and second medical images coincide. Finally, the first and second medical images are superimposed over one another.

Angiographic System Incorporating A Computerized Tomographic (Ct) Scanner

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US Patent:
59600543, Sep 28, 1999
Filed:
Nov 26, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/978901
Inventors:
Kenneth L. Freeman - Stow OH
John J. Barni - Mayfield Village OH
David W. Hoffmeyer - Concord OH
Donald E. Negrelli - Gates Mills OH
Kim S. Luckner - Mentor OH
Joseph S. Deucher - Lyndhurst OH
Assignee:
Picker International, Inc. - Highland Heights OH
International Classification:
H05G 160
US Classification:
378 4
Abstract:
A gantry (A) has a bore defining a first patient examination region (12). A first x-ray source (B) is mounted to a frame (C) for rotation around the examination region (12). An arc of first radiation detectors (14) detects x-rays which have traversed the examination region. A first image reconstruction processor (18) reconstructs a tomographic image representation from signals generated by the first radiation detectors. An angiographic device (D) is positioned remote from the gantry along a longitudinal axis (25) for generating and displaying angiographic image representations on a display monitor (46). A second examination region is defined along the longitudinal axis (25) between a second x-ray source (36) and an image intensifier tube (38). A second processor (44) reconstructs the angiographic projection image representations from signals generated by the image intensifier tube (38). A C-arm (30) can be suspended from an overhead track (50) for supporting the second x-ray source (36) and the image intensifier tube (38).

3D Ct Fluoroscopy

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US Patent:
58418300, Nov 24, 1998
Filed:
Feb 19, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/802618
Inventors:
John J. Barni - Mayfield Village OH
Kenneth L. Freeman - Stow OH
Gary A. Kaufmann - Hinckley OH
Darrell M. Smith - Cleveland Heights OH
Assignee:
Picker International, Inc. - Highland Heights OH
International Classification:
A61B 603
US Classification:
378 15
Abstract:
A radiation source which generates a radiation cone-beam (14) and a two-dimensional radiation detector are spiralled continuously around and longitudinally relative to an imaging volume. Image data from the two-dimensional display is reconstructed (30. sub. 1, 30. sub. 2,. . . 30. sub. n) into a volumetric, physiological image stored in a subject memory (32). During an interventional surgical procedure with a surgical instrument (42), the x-ray source is gated to operate intermittently, e. g. , at 60. degree. angular intervals, at a reduced radiation intensity by an x-ray tube control (40). The additional data is reconstructed into a three-dimensional image representation of the surgical instrument and stored in an instrument memory (34). An operator image selection processor (60) causes data retrieval circuits (62a, 62b) to retrieve like slices or other image representations from the subject and instrument memories. The retrieved data is combined (64) such that a resultant human-readable display (68) shows the instrument superimposed on the anatomical image.

Real Time Physician View Box

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US Patent:
52933130, Mar 8, 1994
Filed:
Nov 21, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/616987
Inventors:
Robert A. Cecil - Solon OH
John J. Barni - Mayfield Village OH
Lawrence R. McMillen - Richmond Heights OH
Assignee:
Picker International, Inc. - Highland Heights OH
International Classification:
G06F 1500
US Classification:
36441322
Abstract:
A medical diagnostic imager (10) reconstructs (96) raw scan data into digital image representations which are stored in a mass storage memory (46) such as DRAM or disk. As the scanner reconstructs the series of images, each digital representation image is transferred to an image VRAM (100) into one of a plurality of selected image areas. A video monitor (24) displays the electronic image representations from the image VRAM in the selected pattern of images, e. g. a 4. times. 3 grid of images. The digital image representations are transferred to the image VRAM and displayed on the video monitor as they are generated such that the monitor displays the previously generated images and the most recently generated image as it develops during the reconstruction process. The diagnosing physician selects (104) one of the images and selectively adjusts (110) the window and level of its gray scale. After each of the images has been independently designated and its gray scale independently adjusted, one or more of the adjusted electronic image representations are transferred to a film printer (32) which makes a hard copy film print of the selected image(s).
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