MED INTEL

Brand Owner Address Description
MEDINTEL MILLENNIUM HEALTH 16981 VIA TAZON SAN DIEGO CA 92127 MED INTEL;Medical testing services for detection, diagnostic or treatment purposes marketed and sold to healthcare providers and insurers, namely, third-party testing of patient urine, blood, and/or oral fluids, and skin or wound specimens; medical services, namely, medication monitoring and drug detection services to evaluate patient treatment plans to improve clinical outcomes and patient safety; drug use testing services, namely, testing patient urine, blood and/or oral fluid for medication or drug abuse and/or compliance with patient prescriptions; medical pharmacogenetic testing services for detection or treatment purposes that predict how a patient's genetic makeup may impact the patient's response to specific medications; medical testing services for detection of infectious disease; medical testing services for identification of appropriate antimicrobial therapy to improve clinical outcomes;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Embodiments of the present invention provide full benefit of the cover instruction provided by the Intel IA-64 architecture to code running at less than highest privilege level. In one embodiment of the present invention, prior to execution of a cover instruction by non-privileged code, the code obtains and stores the contents of the current-frame-marker register in memory. Then, the code executes a cover instruction to obtain a new, empty register stack frame and to relegate the registers of previously allocated stack frames to the dirty-register status. Subsequently, the processor state represented by the register values of the stack frame that was current when the cover instruction was executed can be recovered by first executing another cover instruction, computing a previous-frame-marker-register value and placing the computed value into the previous-frame-marker register, executing a first branch (br.ret) return instruction, moving the saved contents of the current-frame-marker register from memory into the previous-frame-marker register, and executing a second branch return instruction.