Intuitive Imaging Informatics, LLC v. Intuitive Surgical Operations, Inc. et al, cacdc:2:2023cv10593

Computer software for medical imaging; Picture archiving and communications systems, also known as PACS, namely, computer software for capturing, reviewing, analyzing, storing, archiving, organizing, and distributing radiographic images, and for database management, with networking and interface capabilities, within a healthcare facility; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to radiology images and reports across computer networks and the internet; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, compressing, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical images and medical documents; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical images and medical documents over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Radiology information systems, also known as RIS, namely, computer software for the medical field which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the internet, computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information, for medical practice management, for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical information, for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks, and for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the internet; Computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information and for medical practice management; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing of medical information; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Computer software the medical field, namely, for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing;

Computer software for medical imaging; picture archiving and communications systems, also known as PACS, namely, computer software for capturing, reviewing, analyzing, storing, archiving, organizing, and distributing radiographic images, and for database management, with networking and interface capabilities, within a healthcare facility; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to radiology images and reports across computer networks and the internet; computer software for acquiring, archiving, compressing, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical images and medical documents; computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical images and medical documents over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks;

Computer software for medical imaging; Picture archiving and communications systems, also known as PACS, namely, computer software for capturing, reviewing, analyzing, storing, archiving, organizing, and distributing radiographic images, and for database management, with networking and interface capabilities, within a healthcare facility; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to radiology images and reports across computer networks and the internet; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, compressing, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical images and medical documents; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical images and medical documents over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Radiology information systems, also known as RIS, namely, computer software for the medical field which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the internet, computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information, for medical practice management, for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical information, for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks, and for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the internet; Computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information and for medical practice management; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing of medical information; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Computer software for the medical field, namely, for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing;

Computer software for medical imaging; Picture archiving and communications systems, also known as PACS, namely, computer software for capturing, reviewing, analyzing, storing, archiving, organizing, and distributing radiographic images, and for database management, with networking and interface capabilities, within a healthcare facility; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to radiology images and reports across computer networks and the internet; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, compressing, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical images and medical documents; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical images and medical documents over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Radiology information systems, also known as RIS, namely, computer software for the medical field which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the internet, computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information, for medical practice management, for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical information, for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks, and for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the internet; Computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information and for medical practice management; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing of medical information; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Computer software for the medical field, namely, for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing;

Computer software for medical imaging; Picture archiving and communications systems, also known as PACS, namely, computer software for capturing, reviewing, analyzing, storing, archiving, organizing, and distributing radiographic images, and for database management, with networking and interface capabilities, within a healthcare facility; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to radiology images and reports across computer networks and the Internet; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, compressing, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical images and medical documents; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical images and medical documents over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Radiology information systems, also known as RIS, namely, computer software for the medical field which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the Internet, computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information, for medical practice management, for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing medical information, for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks, and for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing; Computer software for the medical field, namely, software which provides real-time access to medical information across computer networks and the Internet; Computer software for use in managing medical records and patient information and for medical practice management; Computer software for acquiring, archiving, capturing, creating, manipulating, converting, transferring, presenting, displaying, managing, processing and storing of medical information; Computer software for transmitting, distributing, disseminating, receiving, and displaying of medical information over local area networks, wide area networks, and global computer networks; Computer software the medical field, namely, for scheduling, registration, workflow, processing, reporting, and billing;