Medical Imaging Device with an Illuminable Region Sequence

FIG. 1 is the first state in a sequence of a first embodiment for a medical imaging device with an illuminable region sequence showing our new design; FIG. 2 is the second state thereof; FIG. 3 is the third state thereof; FIG. 4 is the fourth state thereof; and FIG. 5 is the fifth state thereof. FIG. 6 is the first state in a sequence of a second embodiment thereof; FIG. 7 is the second state thereof; FIG. 8 is the third state thereof; FIG. 9 is the fourth state thereof; and FIG. 10 is the fifth state thereof. FIG. 11 is the first state in a sequence of a third embodiment thereof; FIG. 12 is the second state thereof; FIG. 13 is the third state thereof; FIG. 14 is the fourth state thereof; and FIG. 15 is the fifth state thereof. FIG. 16 is the first state in a sequence of a fourth embodiment thereof; FIG. 17 is the second state thereof; FIG. 18 is the third state thereof; FIG. 19 is the fourth state thereof; and FIG. 20 is the fifth state thereof. FIG. 21 is the first state in a sequence of a fifth embodiment thereof; FIG. 22 is the second state thereof; FIG. 23 is the third state thereof; FIG. 24 is the fourth state thereof; and FIG. 25 is the fifth state thereof. FIG. 26 is the first state in a sequence of a sixth embodiment thereof; FIG. 27 is the second state thereof; FIG. 28 is the third state thereof; FIG. 29 is the fourth state thereof; and, FIG. 30 is the fifth state thereof. The appearance of the medical imaging device with an illuminable region sequence sequentially transitions between the states shown in FIGS. 1 - 5 , 6 - 10 , 11 - 15 , 16 - 20 , 21 25 , and 26 - 30 . The process or period in which one state transitions to another forms no part of the claimed design. The greyscale contrast in FIGS. 1 - 5 , 11 - 15 , 16 - 20 , and 21 - 25 represents an illuminated state of the illuminable region and a contrast in appearance only, and does not represent any particular color, material, or texture. In these Figures, white/empty space in the illuminable region represents portions of the illuminable region in a non-illuminated state. Color portions of the illuminable region in FIGS. 6 - 10 and 26 - 30 represent a colored illuminated state of the illuminable region in which the illuminable region emits the respective colored light. Greyscale portions of the illuminable region in these Figures represent a white illuminated state of the illuminable region in which the illuminable region emits white light. White/empty space of the illuminable region in these Figures represents a non-illuminated state. The unshaded area within the inner solid line forming a circle forms no part of the claimed design. The unshaded area bound by and between: (i) an inner boundary defined by the inner solid line forming the circle, and (ii) an outer boundary collectively defined by the outer solid line forming a semicircle and the inner solid line defining a portion of the boundary of the illuminable region, forms no part of the claimed design. The other unshaded areas of the medical imaging device outside of the illuminable region, and the broken lines depicting the remainder of the medical imaging device, form no part of the claimed design. “The unshaded area within the inner solid line forming a circle forms no part of the claimed design. The unshaded area bound by and between: (i) an inner boundary defined by the inner solid line forming the circle, and (ii) an outer boundary collectively defined by the outer solid line forming a semicircle and the inner solid line defining a portion of the boundary of the illuminable region, forms no part of the claimed design.” The examiner understands the “i” and “ii” of this paragraph to represent the bulleted list describing the portions/structures referenced in the paragraph, and are not intended to reference annotations of the figures. Further, the examiner understands the paragraphs to describe the portions and structures of the article shown in the colored images below where the light grey area represents the unclaimed portions being described. The grey in the images below ( FIGS. 11 and 16 ) represents portions described as forming no part of the claimed design.