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I have used Paymo for freelance work and now for my product design and branding studio in Brooklyn, NY. It is great for helping us easily keep track of accurate time spent on client projects as well as tracking internal projects.
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As a freelance graphic designer, I have really enjoyed using Paymo. When I first found this app, I was looking for a way to track the time I was spending on individual projects, but Paymo has provided so much more than that.
The Paymo App allows our small business to focus on our business — not our paperwork. Tracking our time, creating estimates and invoices is made simple using this App. We use it every day.
As a small business owner, I use Paymo to help me manage my time for each of my clients and their projects. I can also easily send invoices, which allow clients to pay online, and that's both convenient and efficient.
I really like that I can use both the web and desktop software with Paymo. PaymoPlus is constantly recording the time I spend working on different programs, which comes in handy if I forget to manually start the timer on the web interface.
Paymo has worked wonders for Vaer Consulting. It enables the team to keep track of every task no matter what your location. Perfect for a digital marketer to complete work out of the office.
I am a Web Developer providing services to customers on a per project as well as hourly basis. Due to priority, which project I am working on at any given time can change rapidly.
Paymo has greatly helped me keep track of how much work I've done, on what specifically, and for whom. It's been a lifesaver in providing specific information to my clients about what I was doing on their time.
I work with companies in a social media and marketing capacity. Paymo has been instrumental in keeping me organized with simplicity. I am able to manage multiple projects for different clients and track my time for each.
I love using Paymo. It's quick, easy and helps me manage my time. With the time tracker widget, I'm able to accurately track time spent on projects which helps me stay on budget and invoice my clients correctly.
I searched for a while to find a simple and cost effective tool that would streamline our time tracking and billing of that time. Before Paymo, we used spreadsheets for individuals to track time.
As a virtual assistant, Paymo has been the only time tracking app that works for all of my clients' needs. It helps me to save time and frustration by being able to track the hours for all of my different clients' projects within one area.
I have launched my last venture a few weeks ago, and I was looking for a tool to see how much time am I spending on each project. What I got with Paymo is much more than that. First of all, Paymo helped me to understand the value of my work.
I have been using Paymo for over a year and it has been critical to my business. It's very user-friendly and I am pleasantly surprised at the features that are available for free. The reporting and invoicing are very detailed.
Favorite feature is the clear timer on the left-hand side. Allows me to quickly jump between projects and make notes without having to hunt down each individual project; the navigation is also very simple.
As the Manager of Software Development at Intellergy I use Paymo for project management purposes. By inputting time for projects I can gauge how much time is spent on specific tasks and what needs to be finished.
Paymo helps me manage my life in so many different ways. Time management and staying on track are important when you are billing by the hour. With the widget and Paymo plus I am able to know exactly what I have done for each client at any time.
Thanks to Paymo I can track my time for multiple clients, set up deadlines, and track hours to compare with similar work. It's great organizational tool already, and I only use the basics!
Using Paymo we can save hours of administration and be more productive. The rich feature set offers everything we need, from invoices to advanced timesheets. Great tool.
I have looked at quite a few time keeping applications and have found that Paymo is the most user friendly system for me. I have multiple projects on the go, which all need tracking, and Paymo allows me to do this.
As a Virtual Assistant using Paymo means I can keep track of multiple clients and projects with ease. One glance at the project list shows me how time has been used and the unbilled costs to the minute.
We were looking for complex solution as Paymo for long time. Our new company had problems to track hours worked on different projects, deliver tasks to developers and make invoices. Paymo suits exactly our needs
I would say that Paymo is the only software out there that tracks time so accurate. It helps me to improve my company's workflow and to give exact reports to my customers.
I think Paymo is very user-friendly. It relieves me of the administration, so I can focus on my actual work. I recommend it to everyone.
We have been using Paymo for years now and we've loved it since the very beginning. It's got a very clean UI and has powerful features that are simple to use. Paymo is helping us to get better insights into the real costs of our projects.
We´ve been using Paymo for the last two monts and honestly, it´s the best time tracking SW I´ve ever seen in companies.I know that Paymo it´s not an issue tracking system, but it should be (maybe only some small parts from issue tracking system, because we´ve been tracking time on issues).
As a web design firm, we've been looking for a way to have immediate access to our clients and the progress we've made (time tracking). Paymo's features included everything we needed, from time tracking, to custom reports to milestones.
I love Paymo. Paymo easily and beautifully allows me to track the projects I am working on and the time spent on tasks within those projects. I never have to finish a work day and wonder where my time went, that information is right there!
We need to keep accurate work hours for each task, each project for each employee to invoice clients correctly. Paymo is THE app to allow us to do it right. Timesheets and its functions are easy to set up and to customize
I've been using the Paymo 3 app for about a year. Paymo has been invaluable in helping me collect and organize my time and billing data. After starting my freelance design & photography business, things quickly became cluttered and unorganized.
I just love, love, love the Paymo App. It's simple to use and it allows me to easily keep track of my entire team's billable & non-billable time and that is priceless because what gets tracked can be managed and improved.
Paymo has been an incredible help in keeping track of active projects, tracking time, and billing clients. Before I found Paymo, I was always struggling to stay on top of how I was spending my time.
Before I found Paymo I had to use multiple programs to track and monitor my projects and time, but it felt like I was spending more time organizing myself than I actually spent doing the work!
Paymo has really helped me to keep tracking of my time. With Timesheets and Reports tools I know much better what accounts are profitable and what clients I should charge more. Paymo is also a great utility to coordinate teamwork.
The bulk of our activities is managing projects, tasks, juggling with resources while at the sametime making sure we deliver and invoice our customers. PAYMO has allowed us to accomplish all this with extreme ease and flexibility.
We've been using Paymo since its earlier version and have grown with it. Paymo has helped us a lot not just in tracking the time we spent, but also to improve on our processes by learning from our performance.
I always have a clear picture about all I have done, when, how many hours, what kind of task, and so on. I can do detailed reports to my clients and a much better planning of my future projects.
The Paymo site give me a good overview of how I spend my time. It is very easy to invoice customers on projects as well as maintenance monthly invoiced.
I thought my time tracker app was great until I found Paymo. It saves me a lot of time each month when I summarize my working hours in order to charge my clients. It manages very useful variables like non-chargeable hours.
We've been using Paymo to manage our Clients, Projects, Timesheets and Invoices for over two years, and Paymo has quickly become an integral part of our billing and client management process.
I have been using Paymo for a few years now and just switched to trying out the Beta. It is the best time accounting software I have ever used, and I have tried a few. As a freelance business tracking hours is really important to me and my clients.
Paymo has successfully and reliable changed the operational workflow of my production agency. With Paymo, we now have a centralized estimate and invoicing platform that our team can utilize.
I use the Web App and the desktop client – I've been very happy with the clean interface and the ability to jump back and forth between both. Paymo has been essential in moving forward in my freelance career.
You know all the boring stuff a development team has to do: handling time sheets, preparing estimates and invoices, reporting… Paymo does it all for us, allowing us to really concentrate to our job.
Paymo simplifies my freelance job logging and billing. Before, I was using an old school job log sheet, Excel and Access and had to re-enter task names, billable hours and decipher my bad handwriting.
As an online advertising agency effective time-management is a must. Our company is constantly working on hundreds of advertising projects at a time. Paymo has helped us work smarter, faster, and more profitably.
As an ad firm with many open accounts and projects, and a growing client base, Paymo has become not only our billing and timekeeping system, but our project management system as well.
Since I started my own company I found it hard to really manage my hours and also show it to my clients. I'm able to do that now with the Paymo app because it looks great and it is easy to use. I mainly use it to log my hours and manage the projects.
After a long search for a proper time keeping app and many disappointments we found Paymo and we couldn't be happier. Paymo helps us to keep track, price future projects and analyze a project profitability.
The Paymo app helps me greatly in tracking my freelance projects, clients and work hours. The interface is user friendly and intuitive. The minimal design helps me to focus on my work and saves me time in tracking different projects.
When I was first looking around for a "down to the second" tracking service – Paymo's features, pricing, and supportive community made it an easy choice for my digital marketing contracting business.
We are a small engineering company. We use Paymo to know the time it takes us to complete various tasks in a project. It is a very useful application that works in our browsers, phones and computers.
My team and I appreciate Paymo's simplicity of use and navigation. It's chock-full of features and offers a visually appealing and comprehensive dashboard with detailed reporting, direct invoicing, email templates and more.
I spent a lot of time searching for a software that would consolidate project management, time tracking, & invoicing. From what I have found, Paymo has NO competitors. With the latest version out their competition is falling behind.
New Paymo app and web-page help us to track time more easily and overview the time spent on different activities individually and on the leadership level. The main advantage is the central system for assigning the tasks and tracking time spent by employees on the tasks.
For me the great thing about Paymo is that I have a good overview of my worked hours and I can provide my clients with a live overview of hours spent on projects.
As a freelance web designer it's important to have a flexible invoicing system that's easy to manage, quick to add timesheets to and is online so my accountant can see it! Paymo does all this and more much better than my old Mac app system.
The app is great, it helps me keep track of how work time is spent, invoices, what amount of time is billed, what invoices are sent and/or payed. I really appreciate that the timer is incorporated in the web page.
After years of paper timesheets and separate billing, I discovered Paymo. I can now confidently combine timekeeping and invoicing and it's 3 times faster.
I love Paymo. It's so easy to use and helps me properly estimate what I charge for my services based on how long it will take. I would recommend this to anyone!
Paymo provides us with a modern, user-friendly platform for organizing time spent on our clients' projects, easily customizable invoicing, reporting and basic project management. All that, at a great price.
At Strata, we use Paymo for generating reports to provide up-to-the-minute stats on large scale projects. Paymo saves us time and so our students can focus on projects instead of on timecards.
Paymo is a great tool for collecting information to help manage our customer engagements. It has a great interface. It supports many staff at many locations working on many projects.
Approximately two months ago I started using Paymo as my daily time tracker, having previously used another well-known app. However since changing to Paymo, the additional benefits already outweigh the challenges.
Paymo has been and will continue to be a huge asset to the project management of my company. It is so simple to use yet incredibly robust in features. The combo of simplicity and features really helps save time.
Paymo is by far my favorite tool for invoicing and time tracking. The simplicity of the web app is clean, easy to use and very well thought out. This app is a must for any freelancer that is working on more than one client at a time.
My everyday work mostly includes many different tasks from different projects or even different clients. It was necessary for me to count time and to check out how much time I spend for each project.
In my role as researcher, I use Paymo to track effort of my writing process. Thanks to its analytics capabilities, I have been able to reduce cycle time and increase output of my academic publications in the past year.
I am using Paymo since I started freelancing as a software developer in 2013. For me it was essential that keeping track of my projects and invoices does not distract me from my actual business.
I've been using Paymo since 2010 to track time and manage my project tasks. Since then I have become increasingly aware of the way I use my working time, which helps me a lot to make new estimates and charge my clients.
I am a freelancer insurance professional working alone for insurance companies on various projects. I have been using Paymo for two years and it helps me to track my time allocated to these projects.
A friend once told me that you can't fix what you can't track. With Paymo I can track everything and learn from one project to the next how I can serve the work and my clients even better.
By using Paymo, I am able to manage my time very efficiently. And what's important: I don't miss a single second or expense when invoicing my clients. Since I used to work with spreadsheets, that's a real relief.
Paymo has simplified my task management by keeping all of my clients and projects organized in one easy-to-use accessible-anywhere interface. Paymo also helps simplify billing, keeping track of logged hours for specific tasks within a project.
The app is plainly amazing. It saves me time from creating time-sheet reports because it already does it for you. On a daily basis I will enter my hours I worked, at what sight, and also what I did.
I'm working as freelance journalist and historian, so there are often several projects to track contemporaneously. Paymo is the first tool that lets me do that in a very easy way, having under control the time spent for every client and project.
I use Paymo for keeping track of my hours as a freelance web designer. The paymo widget lets me clock-in quickly with multiple clients, as well as making it easy to adjust my hours, in case I forget to start the clock.
First, Paymo's time tracking app lets me monitor time spent on project tasks and then drop the results directly into an invoice. If I nod off and quit working, the app asks "Hey! Did you nod off, or, is all that time you logged for real?"
I work with a lot of stakeholders, so the easy way you create and share live and static reports is a big time saver. And let's not forget that you have them everywhere you have an internet connection. The new design is great.
The Paymo app has been instrumental in helping me organize my business. The structure it provides, especially in the keeping of timesheets and printing of reports, is invaluable both to me and to my clients
I use Paymo every day to track my time. The PaymoPlus app saves me so much time by tracking all the time spent on my computer, so that all I have to do is set up a few rules and review the automatic next day.
What makes Paymo great is its ability to grow with my business.
In my opinion Paymo is the best way to save time and mostly to give value to my work. Furthermore I can say that Paymo is also useful to differentiate and give value to the different phases of the work.
You did an awesome job with the Paymo app, I've been using multiple apps to track my time, create invoices/estimates, manage projects/clients … Then I end up actually losing more time/money switching between all of these apps.
I've been using Paymo for around an year now, and explored two different designs. I'm very glad I've found Paymo as it really ease my life. It is simple to use, and delivers what I need.
I am using Paymo mostly for my personal timetracking. I am currently working as an employee, so I do not have to use timesheets, but I still like to track which tasks I am spending most of the time every day.
Before discovering Paymo I was spending many small amounts of time on projects without getting any money from it. Paymo allows me to get a total of those little bits and actually get paid.
I use Paymo to keep under control the time I spend over the different projects and tasks. Paymo really helps keeping track of how I use my time and correctly distributing my efforts.
I am currently using Paymo 3 and I am extremely happy with its time and expense tracking. It is intuitive and logical. The dashboard is a great snapshot of my work, my projects and my clients.
I work as an independent with Paymo for several months now and I'm really happy. This is an excellent tool that makes it easy to establish and monitor timesheets and to check if the offer was good or not…
I have a small company and it provides all the tools I need to manage my time and billing. The ability to track all my tasks and projects time from a simple desktop widget in a single click, makes it just more awesome.
Paymo saves me a lot of time managing my freelance business. My estimates and invoices are organized and easy to update as needed since they're available online. Plus I can see when my clients have viewed them.
For a long time we have been looking for a cloud-based timekeeper that includes a calendar view of our timesheets, as well as varied hourly rates for staff, task budgets and clean looking reports.
I managed to find all the major features I was looking for. It tracks my time by detecting active applications, or when I push "Start", and I can share my live progress with my customers.
It's been a huge improvement in my freelance tracking and invoicing. I've tried before some combination of desktop time-trackers and spreadsheets, but I was spending more time on the invoicing than actual work on small projects.
As an independent consultant I work with a number of clients on different types of projects. Paymo is great for tracking hours on a per project basis and is very easy to send estimates and invoices from within the application.
Paymo helps me to follow up the actual and estimated hours for each project. The Paymo Timetracking App makes it easy to follow up the amount of time I spend on each project.
I am using Paymo to keep track of my activity as a professor and researcher in a project called GNU Wireless Network, which aims to develop a software based wireless network over low-cost, standard wireless communication hardware.
I had a hunch I was shortchanging myself in hours billed using manual time trackers. All those minutes tossed off to respond to a "quick" email or get a new idea into writing add up! Paymo makes those efforts count.
I'm new to this time-tracking thing. After years of guessing and struggle with the amount of work I've really done in finished projects, I decided to find a way to easily remember and manage all that.
I have used Paymo for several years now. I use it to track my time against the projects for my various clients. At the end of the month it is a very easy task to create invoices and Time Reports for my clients.
I'm using your app and I'm very satisfied; I'm a freelance web developer and Paymo helps me track the hours dedicated to each project, and consequently helps me to produce correct quotations for next works.
I'm a freelance designer and in one working day I might have 10 different jobs for 10 different clients. Some of these can only take a few minutes and it used to be a real hassle keeping track of my time, and charging for it accurately.
I'm using the Paymo 3 version of the product. The front-end is absolutely beautiful, the sync between the different page elements (or modules) is sometimes a bit off, but the overall experience and usability is really good.
I searched around for a really good time-tracking system – one that was cloud based, had tracking apps for both my desktop and my smartphone – I use Windows, Mac, Nexus tablet and Nexus phone.
Paymo is the greatest time tracking application that I ever used. It has a powerful time tracking service using online, desktop and mobile apps and an easy to use interface.
I've been using Paymo since I started working as a freelancer. Today, I can't imagine my life without it – it helps a lot in organizing, planning and setting accounts with my clients. I love how the app responds to my needs.
It gives me the opportunity to keep an overview of my expenses per project and it's easy to monitor the work delivered by my team. It enables working together in an organized manner.
The Paymo app does exactly what we want it to do. Booking our client and internal hours with excellent reporting features.
I have just discovered Paymo. Free (for one user) project management software. This application has been extremely helpful in organizing my time and even helps me invoice and track payments.
It's pretty much the easiest way to split the bills with friends and coworkers.
I have been using Paymo for the last 4 years and find it very simple to use, productive and useful. It enables me to bill my hours accurately to my clients and keep track of wasted time browsing or checking e-mails.
I've been an avid Paymo user going on 5 years now. It has helped me create a seamless flow from estimating, tracking details for web projects, tracking time and invoicing the clients.
I really like the website, however the app for the phone really needs updating pronto. I haven't used the desktop app for the Mac yet so I cannot tell you what I think about that.
Paymo has been an invaluable part of running a start-up photography business. It enables us to stay on top of projects and is crucial in tracking productivity and profitability.
Design and Web development requires a lot of planning, time tracking and accounting reports. Paymo is all I need. It allowed me to separate my projects, track down all their details but keeping the information in a single platform.
I can keep track of all my clients, projects, deadlines, and the various tasks required to accomplish each one. There are charts where I can easily see at a glance my overall work for the day, week, month, etc.
The Paymo Plus app was really helpful when I had a bit lazier period. I worked on personal projects and at the end of day sometimes I've felt I've spent my time not really like I wanted before…
I have yet to see any other product—desktop or cloud-based—that even comes close to providing the flexible, readable, and powerful reports that Paymo does right "out-of-the-box."
I am a freelance graphic designer who was looking for a web-based application that could help manage my projects, keep track of invoicing, as well as something that I could trust to not lose my information (projects, hours tracked, invoices paid, etc.).
Paymo is a great app that I can't imagine working without! It helps me figuring out how much time I spend on every task, makes it easier to quote for my projects and is generally a great help in streamlining my business processes.
I've been using Paymo app every day for several years and is indispensable for me. The main advantage I see is PaymoPlus that tracks everything that I'm doing on the computer. At the end of the day I only have to assign time to projects.
Paymo has been designed not just for time tracking but for saving it above all. This approach has led my team to a higher level on project management practices. The great interface usability provides fast learning for beginners and dynamic control for project managers.
I love Paymo! I recommend it to all my friends I use it to manage my own freelance projects, so I can't comment about teamwork, but it keeps everything in check.
I recently became self employed working on a contract basis charging by the hour, I'm only having one client but I work on many projects and needed a method of keeping track of my hours worked on each.
Paymo does away with the cost and some of the ux/ui gripes I had with its competitors, while including all of my must-have features, such as a desktop time tracking widget, pretty graphs and customizable reports.
I have been a Paymo user since August 2011. As a person working in an academic setting and dealing with competing priorities I needed a web-based tool to help me manage and track the time I spend working on my daily tasks.
Although for many years I had my own manual system of tracking hours and invoicing clients it was time consuming and lacked the level of precision and detail I would have preferred.
I am an independent contractor and use Paymo to track my hours on individual clients, projects and subtasks. After working for a non-profit for 12 years I was concerned about how to track my hours and bill my clients fairly.
I have been with Paymo for a long time. Paymo has grown with me and my needs and become #1 time tracing and invoicing tool in my busy days. I would be lost without Paymo.
I use the Paymo for tracking my daily tasks from different projects so that I can give feedback to the customers each week. The custom reporting functionality is also great, so keep on developing this great application!
I currently have 4 clients which require that I give details for each task. I use PaymoPlus to track my daily task which translates to quickly creating invoices and showing exactly what my clients wants to see.
As a self employed designer, I work on many projects, some big, some small. I use Paymo to keep track of the time I spend on each project during the day. Even if I switch to a new project, it is logged in Paymo.
With Paymo I've seen for the first time how much I really work, and how much time some tasks take. This helped me a lot to improve my worked hours. It also helps me to give better budgets to my clients!
With Paymo I have the confidence to manage great projects simultaneously and focus on what I do best. I really love that Paymo offers powerful features and advanced dataviews in one of the most user-friendly interfaces I know online.
Paymo has helped me a lot to track my time spent on projects more efficiently and send out invoices!
As a motion graphics freelancer, having the right tools to be able to measure how my resources are spent are absolutely vital to the success of my business. When my primary resources are intangibles such as time and rate
Thanks to Paymo, I'm no longer wasting my time and making mistakes with tracking and invoicing my work. I was surprised how good the customer service was. I can't think of anything I asked for that they didn't implement.
I love Paymo! I was looking at various apps to help me track my time for my freelance jobs and I liked Paymo the best of the ones I tried because of all the various features and how easy it is to use.
Paymo has removed the risk of not capturing every billable minute of consulting work I do. I can separate client projects and tasks out perfectly, and effortlessly report that data back to clients with live project links.
I cannot speak highly enough of the program because it saves myself a lot of time with organization of projects, budgets, and invoicing clients. Thank you Paymo!
I can keep track of my time on each of tasks within each separate project which allows me to refine my estimation for future planning. This also allows me to attach a printed pdf timesheet of tasks and times with my invoices.
I've been using the new Paymo since January an the old version dor two years. It is just the best free solution that I have evaluated and used. Paymo is the best solution for freelancers and small companies.
I like Paymo because it's the only one web project time managment app with great UI and UX which helps me work fast and reliably.
At Vibe Enterprise, we use Paymo often for invoicing our clients & assigning projects to our team. Paymo allows even for non-technical people to create and deliver invoices quickly and with minimal headaches.
It is awesome. I use the Paymo online app to organize my projects, create and send invoices, keep track of my billing, and take a look at how much non-billable work I do as well.
When it comes to find the right tool, sometimes or most of the time it's hard to find due to the flood of information and companies out there to choose from. When I found Paymo2 I was eager to find out more about it and try out its platform.
Paymo is a light, easy to use, time tracking app with a clean interface and simple, accessible, analytical tools. It has been invaluable as my primary indicator of efficiency, cost and billing since starting the company.
Paymo is a simple-to-use time-tracking and project management solution that keeps record of hours invested for all my projects and that of my staff. The Paymo invoices are both professional and friendly.
After spending a week searching the web, we came across Paymo. The website looked professional, and informative and had all the features we were looking for.
Before I started using Paymo, producing timesheets, reports and invoicing clients was the most painful aspect of freelancing. Some customers liked Paymo reports so much that they are using it to manage internal teams as well.
I need to organize my clients, projects, tasks, and time. I've tried over a dozen different applications over 10 years of contracting. Paymo does everything I need it to do so intuitively, I look forward to logging in and getting to work.
I am a communications consultant and Paymo has streamlined my business from A to Z, making it easier to accurately quote prices to clients and knowing exactly when I need to request a change in our agreement.
I am with Paymo very very very satisfied. I always look forward to every new update. Great job! I accept the paid version Paymo because it is the perfect service for every freelancer.
I am a CPA Consultant that was using excel to track my time & hours for clients, which was not easy or efficient. Paymo allows me to create clients & projects and then I can track my hours against the budget.
I'm a business of one but keeping up with invoicing, my client roster, and numerous projects has become much more streamlined since I began using Paymo.
As a freelancer, I use Paymo to track the time I spend on different projects. It's very easy to use with its timer and is flexible enough to allow manual control / fixing of the timesheets.
Paymo helps me to track my hours and perform invoicing in a very affordable and user-friendly way. As such, I save time and money. Highly recommended!
I started using Paymo in 2011 as a freelance designer. I now use Paymo everyday to keep track of time spent on different projects and clients. I like that Paymo is just as simple as I need it to be, but still powerful enough to serve my needs.
I've only used Paymo for myself, but I can see how its features would be perfect for a team that works together. I think the new interface is top-rate. It allows me to adjust my style of tracking and reporting to what my clients prefer.
I used to use Outlook calendar or paper to keep track of the time I spent on projects. When I started using Paymo it saved me a lot of time because I can just print an invoice and a detailed hours report at the end of each month and send it to my client.
I do a fair amount of freelance design and writing work, and I've been using the Paymo app to keep track of my clients, projects and work hours for about half a year now. It's been an invaluable tool that has saved me a lot of time.
I am Freelance Designer and this app fully supplied my organizational needs. Besides being beautiful, is very ergonomic and easy to use, and I don't have to worry about my tasks.
We are really enjoying Paymo. It has helped us a lot. We managed to organize tasks and take control of our team on the progress of the projects.
No more 'reverse time engineering' needed at the end of the week for invoicing… Paymo helps me a lot because I combine two jobs. From now on, I can see exactly how much time I spend at each one
Paymo is critical for the webdesign work that I do. The elegant and intuitive interface make it painless to track, analyze and bill my time for my clients. The app that tracks time, saves time and time is money.
Failing to concentrate on starting and stopping mileage or time-tracking manually, I appreciate the apps that do it for me. With Paymo I only have to link the programs and files I used to my projects and tasks.
I own an advertising agency and for more than 6 months I use Paymo to manage my business. I find amazing the control that this application provides me with regard to the management of clients, staff and their activities.
I have been using Paymo for a couple of years now and find it extremely user friendly. Setting up clients, projects and tasks couldn't be easier. The reporting, invoicing and time keeping features are wonderful.
Since I started using Paymo, about 2-3 years ago, I have been very happy with it. It really made a noticeable difference in both my income and the time spent making invoices.
Paymo is quite simply the best time tracking app I have used in my 10+ year career. Whenever associates or friends ask me for suggestions on time tracking apps, I suggest Paymo.
As a freelancer I user Paymo mostly for time tracking and reporting. I work in many different projects, for different contractors and before Paymo I used an Excel spreadsheet for each client. I had lots of spreadsheets.
As a freelancer, keeping track of my time is essential. Paymo's desktop app allows me to monitor my activity even if I forget to set a timer, making it invaluable for seeing just how much time I've spent on any given project.
I am quite pleased to be able to use Paymo system. I use it for my small business in Architectural drafting and keep track of couple projects that includes hours worked and payment invoices. I like the idea to have them all in one place.
Paymo gave me just what I needed. It enabled me to do time tracking for clients, projects and tasks by manually inserting my hours worked to the web app, or by automatically recording the use of my software with the desktop sync application.
Paymo enables us to manage time, billing and invoicing in Australia and Germany for many projects in a central location. This makes sure we deliver to the client, and not go over budget. It is easier to use, working on all platforms.
I began using Paymo to track my projects for my business, JJames Design Inc., quite a while ago. I had been using Pro Workflow and was just a small freelance business consisting of… Me! I was really struggling with paying the cost for Pro Workflow while trying to get things rolling in my business.
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A huge city ablaze with neon lights flashing by filled with casinos, fun parks, city fairs, with dashing giant pinball machines infused with the city along with bumpers, hot-air party balloons glowing against the night skyline.
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Casino Street Zone is the second zone of Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I. It is a beautiful city of fortune filled with huge cards, giant pinball slot machines and cannons to blast off in.
- Act 1 - Neon City Adrift in the Night
- Act 2 - 100,000 Point Challenge (Mobile) / Road of Cards (Console)
- Act 3 - Casino Climax
- Boss - Dr. Eggman's Party
Act 1 - Neon City Adrift in the Night
Sonic finally arrives in a neon city that seemed to be locked in a perpetual night time party. Our dashing blue hedgehog soon realizes time is of the essence as dashes forward as he finds that this particular part of the city is a pinball style jackpot slot machine. While searching for his age-old nemesis, can a partier like our hero resist Casino Street Zone?
Act 2 - 100,000 Point Challenge (Mobile) / Road of Cards (Console)
Mobile : Sonic bounces out with a charge spring into a small room that locks him in. In the room is a slot machine. There are two holes, one for the machine and one that can give several 1000 points. There are also bumpers. The only way to escape is to have lady luck on your side and get 100,000 points! If you do, a small opening will appear in the pit of the room that's connected to a hallway that leads to the goal.
Console : In this part of the city, Sonic instead sees giant 5-foot-tall cards everywhere. Running past the cards at a high speed makes the cards spin, revealing different symbols: Sonic, Dr. Eggman and a Ring. Blazing full-throttle through them, Sonic comes to a dead end and finds the giant cards in stack on the ground and takes a "breather" on them but the cards knock over and when they do Sonic is pulled forward, racing on them as the cards become a magic "card-pet" twisting around the building. After landing with this information, Sonic realizes that these cards are special, as he comes to an end of building, but he looks up and sees cards floating and flipping in the air. He jumps on the cards, hopping on them to get to the next. When he does, he dashes onward to see what else the neon town has to offer.
Act 3 - Casino Climax
Sonic comes to the edge part of the glowing gambling city. Here, Sonic comes across small cannons to fire him through these death-defying areas. Sonic soon comes to an almost unlimited array of bumpers trying to give Sonic grievance. No matter; they don't stop the blue wonder.
Boss - Dr. Eggman's Party
Almost out of the city, Sonic sees Eggman is having a party. Of course Sonic must be invited; in fact, he's the guest of honor. The party is a trap by Eggman as the exits are blocked off and Eggman has returned with another nostalgic invention. Sonic has his hands full now. Eggman's new take on his previous machine can spin around wildly by using its electric powers it can be like a spinning electrical blade. Sonic takes it down pretty easy like last time.
Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode Metal
Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode Metal
Act 3 - Electric Road
Continuing his pursuit of Sonic, Metal Sonic arrives at the Casino Street Zone at nightfall. Upon reaching the end of the city, he continues west with his sights set on Splash Hill Zone.
The act is a doctored version of "Act 1 - Neon City Adrift in the Night", bearing a changed level design and numerous foes for a higher difficulty than the original version.
- If the player enters the slots in Act 1 as Super Sonic, the player will always get a Jackpot in the console and PC versions, making it easy to obtain a lot of Rings and a high score. This is not the case in mobile versions.
- Casino Street Zone and Lost Labyrinth Zone are the only zones to have alternate acts on different game systems, and both the acts are Act 2.
- This zone is based off of Casino Night Zone as many of its elements are present in this zone, such as the slot machines, are similar to ones in that zone. This zone also has the same boss. The drums used as platforms likely come from Carnival Night Zone and are sometimes seen to behave in a similar way to the blocks in Spring Yard Zone.
- Also, it borrows a lot of sound effects from Casino Night Zone.
- Act 1 of Casino Street Zone sounds similar to Spring Stadium Zone from Sonic 3D Blast.
- Casino Street is the only zone from Episode I to have absolutely no connectivity with the plot during Episode Metal.
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my version of days 1, 2, 3. Berg you still have to finish.
i have posted this on cafehusky, but berg recomended i post it here as well.
after a long winter in jackson hole, wy. nothing says spring like our annual trip to Baja. this year there were only 3 that could make it and 3 different bikes. me on the 08 te 450, Berg Briggs on the 08 ktm 530, and joe wastabaugh on the 09 Husaberg 450. we drove tosan felipe and arrived on friday, a week before the 250. the plan is always the same, ride until we want to stop and try to ride new stuff.
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no photos, but we left a little late as some of the party enjoyed the tequila festival a little too much. we rode to gonzaga and i was amazed at how much the road had progressed in a year. the pavement will soon reach gonzaga and change that place forever, or at least until the next hurricane. the plan was to fuel up at the pemix there or at Coco's and then ride the no tracks trail and window rock trail into Bay of l.a. the pemix was out and so was coco so we were forced to slab it to the Bay of l.a. it got dark and we decided to camp for the night.
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about 3:00 a.m. it started raining and continued through morning. we found a break in the storm and broke camp and rode into the bay of l.a. for breakfast. joe on the Husaberg is using most likely the only Safari tank in the u.s. on his bike and was having a few issues with it leaking so we adressed those before heading on. as we were leaving the sun appeared. we were heading for san fransisquito for lunch via the green door or car door trail.
the trail was different as was all of baja i saw as the heavy rains and hurricanes changed the terrain. we made it to san fransisquito and had a wonderful and expensive lunch, topped off on fuel and the set out to ride something we had never done before, the hidden trail, or some call it the malcom smith trail. it heads due south and fallows the coast and then cuts back twards 1 about 15 miles south of san ignacio.
i am always amazed at how one can be in the middle of nowhere in baja and find a perfect slab of concrete. i got dark so we found a nice slab and set up camp.
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we woke early the next morning an continued on. we followed the beach for a while and came across a full whale skeleton.
the trail soon turned west in the direction of 1
we stopped for directions at a school
figured it out and headed for san ignacio. we had a late lunch and discussed our options. most years we like to stay for at least 2 weeks but Berg is making racks for wolfman luggage and we all had to pitch in to help him fill the orders and free up some time so we could do a ride. check out his website backroadsmoto.com. we had limited time and decided to cut out the bahia tortugus section as we wanted to try a trail that was suppose to be tough according to gaspipe. so we fueled up and headed out to the whale camps. we like kyuma, because the food is always good and the camping is cheap.
we try to travel as light as possible and every year we try to cut out what we do not need. i think i am about as small as i can get.
i forgot to mention the LTRacing suspension is spot on perfect for me!!!:applause::applause:
that is it for now, but more to come, including the husky almost burning to the ground!!!
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It's being reported that Demarcus Cousin's agent is shopping him to four teams, the Celtics being one of them. Kentucky Sports Radio, which reports on all things University of Kentucky which is Cousin's alma mater, reported and shared by SacTownRoyalty: Today KSR has spoken with a source close to Demarcus Cousins both that confirms trade talks are ongoing and Cousins is hoping a deal will be worked out soon. According to the source, the four teams that are most likely to end up making such a deal for cousins are Boston, Dallas, Orlando and Charlotte. But what would it take to LEGITIMATELY get him here? I know Simmons has been floating a three way trade with the Raptors, Kings and Celtics but I don't think that's realistic because at this point there is no way they trade Rondo. Would waiting till closer to the February trade deadline lower his value or drive it up as teams become more desperate for a legit big man? It's clear the Green need to make a move, hopefully Danny has a fe...
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ISF Announces the 2014 XIV Women's World Championship Schedule
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — The International Softball Federation (ISF), softball's world governing body, announced the game schedule for the 16-nation ISF XIV Women's World Championship, scheduled to take place August 15-24 in Haarlem, Netherlands.
Team USA will look to build on a silver medal finish from the previous World Championships in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada. The ten-day tournament features two pools of eight teams who will compete in round-robin games during the first seven days of play and then will be seeded into a page playoff format to determine the world champion over the final three days of the tournament.
Team USA will open play against Netherlands on August 15, at 8 p.m. (tournament local time) and will continue pool play through August 21. Playoffs begin at 12:30 p.m. on August 21 and end with the Gold Medal game at 3 p.m. on August 24.
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Seventeen athletes will make up Team USA's World Championship roster, which will be announced June 22 following a team selection camp and exhibition series. Ken Eriksen (Tampa, Fla./head coach University of South Florida) will lead the Red, White and Blue into the summer with his assistants to be named at a later date.
The 16 teams that will compete are: Australia, Botswana, Canada, China, Chinese Taipei, Cuba, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Russia and the United States.
Click here for the ISF XIV Women's World Championship website.
Prior to the ISF Women's World Championship, the team will compete in an exhibition game in Morgantown, West Virginia, on July 3, the ninth installment of the World Cup of Softball in Irvine, Calif., July 7-12, the Canadian Open Fastpitch International in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, July 14-21, another set of exhibition games in Waldorf, Md., July 29 and Italian Softball Week in Azzano, Italy, August 6-10.
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I do hope you can add Pimbackup and wm5storage on your rom( easy access to contacts and the microsd that we have... I usually format my microsd when I change ROMS again i dont know why... but it feels cleaner )
I just noticed that nowadays fewer ROMs have microsoft office??? why is it so? can you give opera mini a try also read that you are uploading skyfire
Just finished flashing here is my first comment ... Pimback up need certifications and wm5storage has a problem too (there is something i should do to make it work just forgot)
just thinking about that one ( certifications) would that mean that i will have problems in installing applications ??? or is that the reason why at the first page there was a reset because he had installed an application? havent starting adding my applications
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able to use a bluetooth to talk and it was clear
WMplayer : it was also good and updated ... and when you remove and insert the card it automatically recognize it
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Methods and apparatus are provided for thermally affecting tissue via either a closed or open device. In each of the closed device embodiments, thermally transmissive fluid is circulated and distributed through into a device, an outer surface of which is in direct thermal contact with a region of tissue to thermally affect the tissue. In each of the open device embodiments, thermally transmissive fluid is circulated through a device and systematically deployed directly onto a region of tissue to irrigate, and, therefore, thermally affect the tissue.
1. An apparatus for thermally affecting brain tissue, comprising:
an implantable member having an outer surface configurable to contact target brain tissue;
at least one fluid-tight lumen defined by the implantable member, the fluid-tight lumen being in thermal communication with the outer surface of the implantable member and being configured to receive a thermally transmissive cooling fluid to thereby impart a thermal change to the outer surface of the implantable member;
a first temperature sensing element that is effective to measure the temperature of the target tissue; and
a pressure measurement element having a first end positioned in proximity to the implantable member and effective to measure the pressure at which the implantable member is applied to the target tissue,
whereby the implantable member is adapted for thermally transmissive contact with epidural brain tissue.
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a backing member attached to the implantable member such that the backing member is in thermal contact with the tissue.
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a second temperature measurement element positioned within the lumen and effective to measure the temperature of any fluid within the lumen.
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This application claims priority from U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60/195,571, filed on Apr. 7, 2000, which is expressly incorporated by reference herein.
Not Applicable.
This invention pertains to methods and apparatus for thermally affecting tissue, and, more particularly, is directed to methods and apparatus for cooling brain tissue.
The medical profession has long known that the human brain is highly susceptible to injury following the reduction or cessation of blood flow thereto. Such injury often occurs, for example, following stroke, cardiac or respiratory arrest, or as a result of other bodily trauma. The medical profession also has long known that the application of cold to the human body slows the body's metabolic activity.
Based on this collective knowledge, plus the fact that brain injury usually has debilitating, irreversible consequences to a victim thereof, scientific research has focused upon inducing hypothermia to reduce the likelihood and/or extent of such brain injury.
Early research efforts (i.e., those prior to 1970) in this area focused upon global body hypothermia, in which a patient's entire body is cooled, e.g., to approximately 30-32� C., in order to concurrently cool brain tissue. In recent years, however, such techniques have been criticized by those in the art as tending to cause conditions (e.g., depression of systemic immune function, creation of cardiac arrhythmias, reduction of cardiac output) that can result in organ damage.
Consequently, more recent research in this art has focused upon achieving brain cooling through localized hypothermia. Among such research efforts are those described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,957,963, 5,916,242, 5,716,386, 5,531,776, and 5,474,533. Also in this vein are the approaches set forth in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,897,790 and 3,776,241.
The U.S. Pat. No. 5,957,963 patent discloses a catheter that is placed within an artery that carries blood to the brain. Coolant is circulated into the catheter to cool the artery, thus cooling the blood flowing from the artery to the brain, and, in turn, cooling the brain itself.
The U.S. Pat. No. 5,916,242 patent discloses a collar that is worn around the neck to cool the carotid artery, thus cooling the brain via cooled blood flowing from the carotid artery to the brain. It also discloses the use of a tube that is inserted into a patient's trachea until it is in intimate contact with the back of a patient's oral cavity and, thus, in contact with blood vessels located thereat. Coolant is then flowed into the tube to cool the blood vessels, which carry cooled blood into the brain.
The U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,716,386, 5,531,776, and 5,474,533 patents are directed to devices that are positioned within the esophagus such that a heat transfer surface of the device is juxtaposed with a thoracic vessel. Coolant is then pumped through the device to cool the blood contained in the thoracic vessel, which, in turn, flows into and lowers the temperature of a patient's cerebellum.
The U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,897,790 and 3,776,241 patents disclose a technique for achieving brain cooling by locally irrigating the surface area of the nasal mucosa in order to cool the temperature of blood destined for the cavernous sinus which is in proximity to the brain.
Although such techniques are perhaps effective to manipulate brain temperature, they are likely highly inexact. This is because, for example, even after one ceases cooling one or more arteries or vessels using such techniques, the blood being carried to the brain via the vessel(s) or artery/arteries will continue to cool brain tissue for a residual time period until the blood returns to its normal temperature. Furthermore, by cooling specific vessels, one merely cools brain tissue closest to those vessels and their major arteries.
Therefore, a specific need exists for methods and apparatus that are capable of achieving safe, effective and precise localized brain cooling.
Moreover, a general need also exists for methods and apparatus that allow safe, effective and precise thermal affecting (i.e., temperature manipulation) of tissue.
The present invention provides methods and apparatus for thermally affecting (i.e., manipulating the temperature of) tissue. Although the invention is primarily shown and described in conjunction with cooling brain tissue, it is understood that the methods and apparatus of the present invention may be used to thermally affect (i.e., to raise and/or lower the temperature of) any tissue.
In one aspect of the invention, a thermally affecting device is provided as a closed device wherein thermally transmissive fluid is circulated through the device, an outer surface of which is configured to directly contact tissue to thermally affect the tissue. In another aspect of the invention, the thermally affecting device is provided as an open device wherein thermally transmissive fluid is circulated through the device and systematically deployed directly onto tissue to thermally affect the tissue. For example, the device may be placed either within, or in proximity to, epidural or subdural brain space in order to thermally affect brain tissue.
In either aspect of the invention, the device may include one or more temperature and/or pressure measuring elements to measure the temperature/pressure of the thermally transmissive fluid and/or that of the tissue being thermally affected. Moreover, both the closed and open devices may be placed at or near tissue via an existing passage into the body, or by creating an opening specifically for placement of the device. Optionally, a retraction device may be employed in order to facilitate the placement of the device at a tissue site.
The invention will be more fully understood from the following detailed description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
The present invention provides methods and apparatus for thermally affecting (i.e., raising or lowering the temperature or other thermal characteristic of) tissue. The apparatus can be in the form of either a "closed" device (see
The internal lumen or conduit 14 has an entry port 16 into which thermally transmissive fluid enters from a fluid source 20, and an exit port 18 from which thermally transmissive fluid exits and either is routed back to the fluid source or to a collection area (not shown). As shown in
Thermally transmissive fluid is directed into the entry port 16 and out of the exit port 18 of the internal lumen 14 by suitable equipment/source generally known in the art, e.g., via a circulating pump. The temperature of the fluid source (and, therefore, the thermally transmissive fluid emerging therefrom) is controlled as is generally known in the art, e.g., by heating or refrigeration in conjunction with a set point controller. Exemplary fluids include, but are not limited to, one or more liquids, gases, or combinations thereof.
In an embodiment in which the thermally transmissive fluid is coolant and the tissue being thermally affected is brain tissue, the coolant should be a flowable material that can tolerate a temperature range of between about 50� C. and −10� C. Exemplary coolants in such embodiments include, but are not limited to, liquids and fluids such as water, electrolyte solutions (e.g., saline), or antifreeze solutions.
The implantable member 10 is shaped to maximize the area of its outer surface 12 that contacts the tissue site upon implantation. As shown in
The exact material and/or dimensions of the implantable member 10 may vary depending on several circumstances, such as the desired thermal effect on the tissue, the specific tissue to be thermally affected, etc. The implantable member 10 is generally formed of a flexible, heat conductive, biocompatible material, such as a silicone elastomer, e.g., silastic tubing, but may be formed of other suitable materials.
In an embodiment in which the implantable member is used to thermally affect brain tissue, the cross-sectional length, L, of the implantable member 10 is generally between five millimeters and twenty-five centimeters. Additionally, the cross-sectional width, W, of the implantable member 10 may be substantially uniform as shown in
The device 10 of
The device 10 may either be placed epidurally, wherein it is placed between the skull and the dura 38 (i.e., in epidural brain space 36), or subdurally, wherein it is placed between the dura and the surface of the brain cortex (i.e., in subdural brain space 40). In order to better illustrate these portions of the human head 30, the brain 42 and the areas of the head which surround it are also shown in
Although not shown in the drawings, it is understood that placement of the device 10 at loci other than brain tissue in order to thermally affect other tissue sites can be accomplished by placing the device within one or more existing work areas within a patient, or by surgically (or otherwise) penetrating a patient to define a passage and work area of appropriate size and shape to allow for placement of the device.
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The backing sheet 44 will generally have a temperature measuring element 46 (see
The temperature measurement element 46 may be connected to a suitable temperature indication element 48, such as a display, as is generally known in the art (e.g., via an analog-to-digital converter) in order to provide a temperature indication. In other embodiments, the device 10 need not include a backing sheet 44, and, in such embodiments, the temperature measuring element 46 (if included) can be attached to the device itself.
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Exemplary placement options for such temperature measurement elements 46′ include at or near the entry port 16 of the inner conduit 14, and/or at or near the exit port 18 of the inner conduit, and/or at any location therebetween. The temperature measurement element(s) are connected to suitable temperature indication element(s) also as is generally known in the art.
The device of
A hemicraniectomy is often performed following a stroke (when, as explained above, cooling of the brain can prevent potentially devastating brain injury) in order to relieve pressure and to allow for the brain to comfortably swell—since brain swelling is a common side effect following a stroke. Thus, following a hemicraniectomy, when a portion of the skull has already been removed, the device of
Referring now to
Prior to implantation, the implantable member 10′ is placed over a guidewire, causing the member to substantially conform to the shape of the guidewire (see FIG. 10), thus facilitating the positioning of the member within the skull (or other work area). As shown in
The shape memory device 10′ depicted in
Referring now to
The exemplary catheter 100 of
Although the catheter of
One, some or all of the catheters deploy thermally transmissive fluid 110 from their exit ports 106 to thermally affect tissue 142. While or after this occurs, one, some or all of the catheters may be operated as vents or suction returns to retrieve thermally transmissive fluid 110 from the tissue area 142. Exemplary thermally transmissive fluids include water, saline or a mixed fluorocarbon solution. The mixed fluorocarbon solution may be compounded such that it is deployed in liquid form, wherein the liquid undergoes a phase change and transforms to a gas at a tailored boiling point.
The fluorocarbon solution is capable of extracting heat at a high rate per unit volume during its transition from liquid to gas, thus effectively "cooling" the tissue site. This phase transition may be controlled as is generally known in the art to prevent an excessive, and, therefore, potentially harmful, temperature drop. Use of a fluorocarbon solution is further advantageous due to the ease spreading and extraction of a gas, as compared to a liquid, and due to its low viscosity.
Additionally, the thermally transmissive fluid 110 can include a pharmaceutical, neuroprotective agent, e.g., an enzyme inhibitor or a neuro-chemical receptor antagonist/agonist, to ensure that the thermally transmissive fluid does not harm the tissue or surrounding areas which the thermally transmissive fluid may contact.
The plurality of catheters 100 may be used in any circumstance in which a passageway to the tissue site already exists (e.g., following a hemicraniectomy) or can be fashioned.
In an exemplary embodiment depicted in
The exemplary embodiment of
The pressure indication element 182, in turn, may be in communication with an alarm or other visual, audio, or audio/visual warning indicator 184 that is effective to signal an operator to cease or reduce the flow of thermally transmissive fluid from the fluid source 186. Such a warning system to warn of unacceptably high or low pressure levels at the brain tissue treatment site.
Other "open" implementations effective to thermally affect a tissue site/region are also possible. For example, as shown in
In embodiments in which the device 200 is used to cool brain tissue, this location of the suction openings 212 is preferred because it prevents suction of delicate brain tissue 206. Further, any of the thermally transmissive fluid distribution devices described above may include a protective jacket or cage that also is effective to prevent clogging of suction return openings with tissue (e.g., brain tissue and/or dura matter).
The placement of any of the devices described above may be facilitated through the use of a retraction device. For example, such a retraction device may be utilized to separate brain tissue that is to be treated from its protective dura matter (i.e., to clear space within the subdural space).
It is understood that the retraction device 190 may be incorporated into a temperature affecting catheter, e.g., the device of
Another type of retraction device (not shown) includes a port out of which saline (optionally mixed with a pharmaceutical neuroprotective agent as described above) may be infused at a rate and volume sufficient to gently push away the tissue to be treated (e.g., to push away brain tissue from the dura) to create space for the insertion of the thermally affecting device. One of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that still further retraction devices may also be used in conjunction with any or all of the thermally affecting devices described herein.
In any of the above-described embodiments of the invention, the implantable member 10, 10′ may have a single lumen or multiple lumen arrangement. In a multiple lumen arrangement having two lumens, thermally transmissive fluid is able to flow from a fluid source through a first lumen, while also being capable of simultaneously flowing via suction or other means back through the member via a second lumen in order to return to the fluid source. Other multiple lumen arrangements may alternately be used, including, but not limited to, concentric lumens, a single lumen divided into hemispherical chambers, or side-by-side lumen arrangements.
The device of
Five dogs underwent unilateral craniotomy under general anesthesia to expose their cerebral cortexes. Cooling devices of the type depicted in
Following baseline measurements, the surface of the brain tissue to which the device had thermal contact were found to have been cooled to approximately 26.5� C., reflecting a 13� C. difference relative to contralateral hemisphere controls. Furthermore, thermocouples attached to the devices revealed that brain tissue approximately 10 millimeters below the surface of the brain tissue had been cooled approximately 3� C. from its pre-cooling temperature.
These results demonstrate the ability of such devices to induce effective cooling in healthy brain tissue, and, therefore, in brain tissue following stroke, wherein blood flow into the brain has been curtailed or eliminated, thus making the brain less resistant to cooling.
One skilled in the art will appreciate further features and advantages of the invention based on the above-described embodiments. Accordingly, the invention is not to be limited by what has been particularly shown and described, except as indicated by the appended claims. All publications and references cited herein are expressly incorporated herein by reference in their entirety.
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Mary Kathryn (Kay) Ballou passed away on Jan. 5, 2013, in Mount Vernon, Wash.
She is survived by her daughter, Deanna Ballou Jensen and her husband, Jim, of Beaverton, Ore.; her son, David Lee Ballou and his wife, Arden, of Surprise, Ariz.; her granddaughter, Jenny Duce and her husband, Gerald, in California; and her great-grandchildren, Jade Duce and Carson Duce; nieces and nephews surviving Kay are Jerry Dixson, Patricia Cobb, Tom Dixson, Chuck Dixson, Bob Dixson, Gail Hughes and Merlin and Claudia Hughes.
Kay was born in Milton-Freewater, on Sept. 18, 1921, the youngest of the five children born to Charles and Mary Dixson. She worked as a hairdresser until she married Dean on Oct. 23, 1945, after his return from his service in the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II. They lived in Walla Walla after their marriage, moved to La Grande, and then moved to Portland, where they lived from 1952 until about 1974. In the mid-1970s, they built a home on Lopez Island where they lived together until Dean's death on Nov. 10, 1995. After Dean's death, Kay remained in their home on Lopez until 2007, then moved into a cottage at the Creekside Retirement Community in Burlington, Wash. Kay was a loving mother and grandmother and had many close friends. She will be deeply missed by all.
A gathering of friends and family will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Monday, Jan. 14, at Evans Funeral Chapel in Anacortes, Wash.
Arrangements are in the care of Evans Funeral Chapel and Crematory Inc., Anacortes, Wash., and the San Juan Islands. To share memories of Kay, please sign the online guest register at www.evanschapel.com.
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