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Dennis R. Boulais
Researcher at Boston Scientific Corporation
Publications - 33
Citations - 2653
Dennis R. Boulais is an academic researcher from Boston Scientific Corporation. The author has contributed to research in topics: Endoscope & Coating. The author has an hindex of 23, co-authored 33 publications receiving 2653 citations.
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Articulation joint for video endoscope
TL;DR: A video endoscope system as discussed by the authors includes a reusable control cabinet and an endoscope that is connectable to the control cabinet, which can be used with a single patient and then disposed.
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Endoscopic imaging system
TL;DR: An endoscopic imaging system includes a reusable control cabinet having a number of actuators that control the orientation of a lightweight endoscope that is connectable to a single patient and is then disposed The endoscope includes an illumination mechanism, an image sensor and an elongate shaft having one or more lumens located therein this paper.
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Force feedback control system for video endoscope
Michael S. Banik,Lucien Alfred Couvillon,Dennis R. Boulais,Richard M. Wiesman,Timothy J. Mason,Neil R. Mehta +5 more
TL;DR: A video endoscope system as discussed by the authors includes a reusable control cabinet and an endoscope that is connectable to the control cabinet, which can be used with a single patient and then disposed.
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Coating a medical appliance with a bubble jet printing head
TL;DR: In this paper, a system for applying a coating to a medical appliance having accessible patterned surfaces is described, which includes a processor, a support, and a bubble jet printing head.
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Single use endoscopic imaging system
Michael S. Banik,Dennis R. Boulais,Lucien Alfred Couvillon,Albert C. C. Chin,Frank J. Anderson,Francis T. Macnamara,Stephen D. Fantone,Daniel J. Braunstein,Daniel G. Orband,Michael Saber,Ian W. Hunter,Patsy A. Coppola,Andrew Kirouac,Richard J. Clark,Richard M. Wiseman,Timothy J. Mason,Neil R. Mehta,Anna E. R. Greaves +17 more
TL;DR: An endoscopic imaging system includes a reusable control cabinet having a number of actuators that control the orientation of a lightweight endoscope that is connectable to a single patient and is then disposed.