About 176 Trademarks found that are owned by HologIc Inc.

The mark consists of the wording "THINPREP" next to a fading arc.

Computer hardware and software for use in the detection and diagnosis of cancer and other diseases; microscopes for use in the detection and diagnosis of cancer and other diseases; electronic imaging and image processing apparatus for use in the field of cytology and molecular diagnostics not for medical use, and parts and attachments therefor

Medical software for processing and displaying images on medical imaging machines; medical software for controlling functions of a medical imaging machine; computer application software for mobile phones, tablet computers and handheld computers namely, software for use with medical ultrasound apparatus and medical ultrasound imaging systems for receiving and displaying medical images; computer software programs for users in the health care industry to view and share medical images and for networking between users

Medical imaging devices and apparatus, namely, ultrasound imaging apparatus, scanners and needle guides, and parts and fittings therefor

THIN PREP

recorded computer software for breast cancer screening; recorded computer software for generating, reviewing, and displaying mammography images

Medical X-ray apparatus

Recorded software for operating x ray machines for medical purposes; recorded software for taking x-ray images for use with x-ray machines for medical purposes

Diagnostic apparatus comprised of a detecting analyzer capable of rapid diagnosis and detection of analytes for laboratory and scientific purposes

Medical diagnostic apparatus comprised of a detecting analyzer capable of rapid diagnosis and detection of analytes for use to show evidence of diseases

Digital radiography machine for tissue imaging for medical purposes

Medical and surgical instruments, namely, instruments for excising, removing and collecting tissue

COMPUTER AIDED DETECTION SYSTEM CONSISTING OF INTEGRATED SOFTWARE [AND HARDWARE] COMPONENTS THAT IDENTIFIES AND DISPLAYS ABNORMAL ANATOMICAL FEATURES IN MEDICAL IMAGES AND PROMPTS THE PHYSICIAN FOR FURTHER REVIEW