1. A flash memory card interfacing system for detachably coupling to a host computer system, the flash memory card interfacing system also configured for performing data storage and control operations, the flash memory card interfacing system comprising: a device for connecting a flash memory card to a USB port.
2. A flash memory card interfacing system for coupling a flash memory device to a USB bus, the flash memory card interfacing system comprising:
a. a flash memory module for executing a write operation, a read operation, and an erase operation;
b. an interface device for coupling the flash memory card to a USB port;
c. a USB connector for connecting to the USB bus, sending and receiving signals, and coupling the interface device to the flash memory card;
d. a flash controller coupled to the flash memory module and the USB connector, the flash controller controlling the USB connector and configuring the flash memory card to a selected operating mode of the interface device; and
f. flash interface circuitry coupled to the controller, the flash interface circuitry identifying the selected operating mode of the interface device.
3. The flash memory card interfacing system of claim 2, wherein the selected operating mode is a universal serial bus mode.
4. The flash memory card interfacing system of claim 2, further comprising a fifty pin connector end configured to couple to an interface device.
5. The flash memory card interfacing system of claim 2, further comprising a sixty-eight pin connector end configured to couple to an interface device.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
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7. A method comprising the steps of:
receiving, by a computing device, electrocardiographic data; and
diagnosing ischemia if a frontal plane T-wave vector associated with the electrocardiographic data is determined by the computing device to be rightward.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
calculating by the computing device, from the electrocardiographic data, a direction of the T-wave vector; and
diagnosing ischemia if the direction of the T-wave vector is determined by the computing device to be between about 75 degrees and about 200 degrees.
9. The method of claim 8, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
diagnosing ischemia if the direction of the T-wave vector is determined by the computing device to be between about 90 degrees and about 180 degrees.
10. The method of claim 7, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
identifying by the computing device, from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in leads I and aVL; and
diagnosing ischemia if the leads I and aVL are determined by the computing device to show inverted T-waves.
11. The method of claim 10, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
identifying by the computing device, from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III; and
diagnosing ischemia if lead III is determined by the computing device not to show inverted T-waves.
12. The method of claim 10, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
identifying by the computing device, from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III;
determining by the computing device that the T-waves in lead III show inverted T-waves; and
diagnosing ischemia if lead III is determined by the computing device to show inverted T-waves that are deeper than maximal precordial T-wave inversion.
13. The method of claim 10, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
identifying by the computing device, from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III;
determining by the computing device that the T-waves in lead III show inverted T-waves; and
diagnosing an absence of ischemia if lead III is determined by the computing device to show inverted T-waves that are not deeper than maximal precordial T-wave inversion.
14. A system comprising:
means for receiving electrocardiographic data; and
means for diagnosing ischemia if a frontal place T-wave vector associated with the electrocardiographic data is rightward.
15. The system of claim 14, wherein the diagnosing means comprises:
means for calculating, from the electrocardiographic data, a direction of the T-wave vector; and
means for diagnosing ischemia if the direction of the T-wave vector is between about 75 degrees and about 200 degrees.
16. The system of claim 14, wherein the diagnosing means comprises:
means for diagnosing ischemia if the direction of the T-wave vector is between about 90 degrees and about 180 degrees.
17. The system of claim 14, wherein the diagnosing means comprises:
means for identifying, from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in leads I and aVL; and
means for diagnosing ischemia if the leads I and aVL show inverted T-waves.
18. The system of claim 17, wherein the diagnosing means comprises:
means for identifying, from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III; and
means for diagnosing ischemia if lead III does not show inverted T-waves.
19. The system of claim 17, wherein the diagnosing means comprises:
means for identifying, from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III;
means for determining that the T-waves in lead III show inverted T-waves; and
means for diagnosing ischemia if lead III is determined to show inverted T-waves that are deeper than maximal precordial T-wave inversion.
20. The system of claim 17, wherein the diagnosing means comprises:
means for identifying, from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III;
means for determining that the T-waves in lead III show inverted T-waves; and
means for diagnosing an absence of ischemia if lead III is determined to show inverted T-waves that are not deeper than maximal precordial T-wave inversion.
21. A tangible computer-readable medium having stored thereon, computer-executable instructions that, if executed by a computing device, perform a method comprising the steps of:
receiving electrocardiographic data; and
diagnosing ischemia if a frontal plane T-wave vector associated with the electrocardiographic data is determined to be rightward.
22. The tangible computer-readable medium of claim 21, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
calculating from the electrocardiographic data, a direction of the T-wave vector; and
diagnosing ischemia if the direction of the T-wave vector is determined to be between about 75 degrees and about 200 degrees.
23. The tangible computer-readable medium of claim 22, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
diagnosing ischemia if the direction of the T-wave vector is determined to be between about 90 degrees and about 180 degrees.
24. The tangible computer-readable medium of claim 21, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
identifying from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in leads I and aVL; and
diagnosing ischemia if the leads I and aVL are determined to show inverted T-waves.
25. The tangible computer-readable medium of claim 24, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
identifying from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III; and
diagnosing ischemia if lead III is determined to not show inverted T-waves.
26. The tangible computer-readable medium of claim 24, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
identifying from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III;
determining that the T-waves in lead III show inverted T-waves; and
diagnosing ischemia if lead III is determined to show inverted T-waves that are deeper than maximal precordial T-wave inversion.
27. The tangible computer-readable medium of claim 24, wherein the diagnosing ischemia step comprises:
identifying from the electrocardiographic data, T-waves in lead III;
determining that the T-waves in lead III show inverted T-waves; and
diagnosing an absence of ischemia if lead III is determined to show inverted T-waves that are not deeper than maximal precordial T-wave inversion.