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    RADIO RECEIVER SYSTEM
    1.
    发明申请
    RADIO RECEIVER SYSTEM 审中-公开
    无线接收机系统

    公开(公告)号：US20090131000A1

    公开(公告)日：2009-05-21

    申请号：US11944120

    申请日：2007-11-21

    申请人： Yao H. Kuo ,  James E. Brewer ,  Tom P. Moyles ,  Gary E. Zack ,  Paul T. Schreiber

    发明人： Yao H. Kuo ,  James E. Brewer ,  Tom P. Moyles ,  Gary E. Zack ,  Paul T. Schreiber

    IPC分类号： H04B1/06

    CPC分类号： H03B5/1231 ,  H03B5/1215 ,  H03B5/124

    摘要： An oscillation circuit for a radio receiver system. The oscillator circuit includes a tank circuit, a first and second transistor, and a first and second low pass filter. The first transistor forms a first current loop when the first transistor is active. Similarly, the second transistor forms a second current loop when the second transistor is active. The first low pass filter is connected in an electrical series connection within the first current loop and the second low pass filter is connected in an electrical series connection within the second current loop. As such, the first and second low pass filter serve to reduce the gain of the oscillator circuit below a secondary resonant frequency of the tank circuit to prevent an oscillation condition, thereby preventing unwanted oscillations at a secondary resonant frequency.

    摘要翻译： 一种用于无线电接收机系统的振荡电路。 振荡器电路包括一个振荡电路，一个第一和第二晶体管以及一个第一和第二个低通滤波器。 当第一晶体管处于活动状态时，第一晶体管形成第一电流回路。 类似地，当第二晶体管处于活动状态时，第二晶体管形成第二电流环路。 第一低通滤波器以第一电流回路内的电串联连接，第二低通滤波器以第二电流回路内的电串联连接。 这样，第一和第二低通滤波器用于将振荡器电路的增益降低到低于谐振电路的次级谐振频率以防止振荡条件，从而防止次级谐振频率下的不必要的振荡。

    Adaptive medium voltage therapy for cardiac arrhythmias
    2.
    发明授权
    Adaptive medium voltage therapy for cardiac arrhythmias 有权
    心律失常的适应性中压治疗

    公开(公告)号：US08483822B1

    公开(公告)日：2013-07-09

    申请号：US12830251

    申请日：2010-07-02

    申请人： Byron L. Gilman ,  Mark W. Kroll ,  James E. Brewer

    发明人： Byron L. Gilman ,  Mark W. Kroll ,  James E. Brewer

    IPC分类号： A61N1/00

    CPC分类号： A61N1/3925 ,  A61N1/3605 ,  A61N1/362 ,  A61N1/3621 ,  A61N1/36564 ,  A61N1/39 ,  A61N1/3956 ,  A61N1/3968 ,  A61N1/3993

    摘要： Aspects of the invention are directed to advanced monitoring and control of medium voltage therapy (MVT) in implantable and external devices. Apparatus and methods are disclosed that facilitate dynamic adjustment of MVT parameter values in response to new and changing circumstances such as the patient's condition before, during, and after administration of MVT. Administration of MVT is automatically and dynamically adjusted to achieve specific treatment or life-support objectives, such as prolongation of the body's ability to endure and respond to MVT, specifically addressing the type of arrhythmia or other pathologic state of the patient with targeted treatment, a tiered-intensity MVT treatment strategy, and supporting patients in non life-critical conditions where the heart may nevertheless benefit from a certain level of assistance.

    摘要翻译： 本发明的方面涉及可植入和外部设备中的中压治疗（MVT）的高级监视和控制。 公开了用于响应于新的和变化的情况（例如在MVT管理之前，之中和之后的患者状况）MVT参数值的动态调整的装置和方法。 自动动态地调整MVT的管理，以达到特定的治疗或生命维持目标，例如延长身体耐受和应对MVT的能力，具体针对靶向治疗患者的心律失常或其他病理状态， 分层强度的MVT治疗策略，并支持非生命危险条件下的患者，心脏可能受益于一定程度的帮助。

    Systems and Methods of Providing Multi-Homed Tandem Access
    3.
    发明申请
    Systems and Methods of Providing Multi-Homed Tandem Access 有权
    提供多功能串联访问的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号：US20120320907A1

    公开(公告)日：2012-12-20

    申请号：US13598710

    申请日：2012-08-30

    申请人： Scott D. Kell ,  James E. Brewer ,  Anthony J. Hiller

    发明人： Scott D. Kell ,  James E. Brewer ,  Anthony J. Hiller

    IPC分类号： H04L12/66

    CPC分类号： H04M15/47 ,  H04M3/42238 ,  H04M3/42314 ,  H04M7/1285 ,  H04Q3/62

    摘要： Systems and methods for providing multi-homed tandem access in a communication system are disclosed. The disclosure may include a private packet network backbone exchange (PPNBE) in connection with a set of access tandems and with a call destination such as an end-user or a communications service. A set of LRNs may be homed across the set of access tandems, with each of the set of LRNs mapped to one or more TNs corresponding to the call destination. An originating party may use any of the TNs to reach the call destination. A plurality of originating calls each including one of the TNs may be received at the PPNBE from any of the access tandems and routed to the call destination. Thus, the present disclosure provides greater call capacity than available access tandem architectures as well as optimizes a maximum number of call paths to a particular call destination.

    摘要翻译： 公开了一种在通信系统中提供多宿主串联接入的系统和方法。 本公开可以包括与一组接入串联以及诸如终端用户或通信服务之类的呼叫目的地有关的私有分组网络骨干交换机（PPNBE）。 一组LRN可以被归属在该组接入串联之间，其中每组LRN被映射到对应于呼叫目的地的一个或多个TN。 发起方可以使用任何TN来到达呼叫目的地。 可以在PPNBE处从任何一个接入串并接收多个发起呼叫，每个呼叫都包括TN中的一个，并且路由到呼叫目的地。 因此，本公开提供比可用接入串联架构更大的呼叫容量，以及优化到特定呼叫目的地的呼叫路径的最大数量。

    Single capacitor truncated damped sinusoidal defibrillation waveform
    5.
    发明授权
    Single capacitor truncated damped sinusoidal defibrillation waveform 失效
    单电容器截断阻尼正弦除颤波形

    公开(公告)号：US5899924A

    公开(公告)日：1999-05-04

    申请号：US833935

    申请日：1997-04-10

    申请人： James E. Brewer ,  Gary B. Stendahl

    发明人： James E. Brewer ,  Gary B. Stendahl

    IPC分类号： A61N1/39

    CPC分类号： A61N1/39 ,  A61N1/3906 ,  A61N1/3912 ,  A61N1/3925

    摘要： A method and apparatus for delivering a truncated damped sinusoidal external defibrillation waveform which, when applied through a plurality of electrodes positioned on a patient's torso will produce a desired response in the patient's cardiac cell membranes is provided. The method includes the steps monitoring a patient-dependent electrical parameter and determining a duration based on the parameter determined. A first set of charge storage capacitors is then charged. A first truncating switch is then closed to discharge the first set of capacitors. Then, after the duration period that was calculated has expired the switch is opened to truncate the waveform. The computation of discharge duration is made as a function of the desired cardiac membrane response function, a patient model and a defibrillator circuit model.

    摘要翻译： 提供截断的阻尼正弦外部除颤波形的方法和装置，该波形在通过位于患者躯体上的多个电极施加时将在患者的心脏细胞膜中产生期望的响应。 该方法包括监视与患者相关的电参数并基于确定的参数来确定持续时间的步骤。 然后对第一组电荷存储电容器充电。 然后关闭第一截断开关以对第一组电容器进行放电。 然后，在计算的持续时间段到期后，开关打开以截断波形。 放电持续时间的计算作为所需心脏膜响应函数，患者模型和除颤器电路模型的函数。

    Stage and state monitoring automated external defibrillator
    6.
    发明授权
    Stage and state monitoring automated external defibrillator 失效
    舞台和状态监测自动化外部除颤器

    公开(公告)号：US5700281A

    公开(公告)日：1997-12-23

    申请号：US668117

    申请日：1996-06-17

    申请人： James E. Brewer ,  Kenneth F. Olson ,  John F. Stolte ,  Nora J. Utke ,  Gary B. Stendahl

    发明人： James E. Brewer ,  Kenneth F. Olson ,  John F. Stolte ,  Nora J. Utke ,  Gary B. Stendahl

    IPC分类号： A61N1/04 ,  A61N1/08 ,  A61N1/39

    CPC分类号： A61N1/04 ,  A61N1/3931 ,  A61N2001/083

    摘要： A circuit detectable arrangement of a plurality of medical electrodes is provided with each electrode having an electrically nonconductive backing layer, a layer of electrically conductive adhesive disposed on the backing layer and a lead wire extending therefrom and electrically connected with the conductive adhesive. More specifically, a first electrode is disposed on an electrically nonconductive liner, a second electrode is disposed on an electrically nonconductive liner, and an electrical connector is provided between the first and second electrodes for electrically completing a circuit connecting the lead wire of the first electrode to the lead wire of the second electrode. Preferably, the backing layers of the first and second electrodes each include a conductor portion, and the electrical connector is connected between the conductor portion of the backing layer of the first electrode and the conductor portion of the backing layer of the second electrode. The electrical connector preferably comprises a strip of flexible and electrically conductive material and may include a nonconductive tear resistant strip. Utilizing the electrode packaging above, the present invention monitors the state of the AED and the stage of a rescue. In particular, at least five stages of a rescue are monitored. These include: 1) rescue initiated; 2) preparing victim; 3) applying electrodes; 4) AED in use; and 5) rescue completed.

    摘要翻译： 提供了多个医疗电极的电路可检测布置，每个电极具有不导电背衬层，设置在背衬层上的导电粘合剂层和从其延伸并与导电粘合剂电连接的引线。 更具体地，第一电极设置在非导电衬垫上，第二电极设置在非导电衬垫上，并且电连接器设置在第一和第二电极之间，用于电完成连接第一电极的引线的电路 到第二电极的引线。 优选地，第一和第二电极的背衬层各自包括导体部分，并且电连接器连接在第一电极的背衬层的导体部分和第二电极的背衬层的导体部分之间。 电连接器优选地包括柔性和导电材料条，并且可以包括不导电的抗撕裂条带。 利用上述电极封装，本发明监视AED的状态和救援的阶段。 特别是对至少五个营救阶段进行监控。 这些包括：1）救援启动; 2）准备受害人; 3）施加电极; 4）使用中的AED 和5）抢救完成。

    Physician interface expert system for programming implantable arrythmia treatment devices
    7.
    发明授权
    Physician interface expert system for programming implantable arrythmia treatment devices 失效
    用于编程植入式心律治疗装置的医师界面专家系统

    公开(公告)号：US5607460A

    公开(公告)日：1997-03-04

    申请号：US616256

    申请日：1996-03-15

    申请人： Mark W. Kroll ,  James E. Brewer ,  Scott T. Armitage

    发明人： Mark W. Kroll ,  James E. Brewer ,  Scott T. Armitage

    IPC分类号： A61N1/372 ,  A61N1/362

    CPC分类号： A61N1/37247 ,  G06F19/3406 ,  G06F19/345 ,  A61N1/37211

    摘要： The present invention is a physician's interface expert system that allows a physician not well versed in ICD parameters to program at least one parameter into an ICD using the physician's existing knowledge of the patient's medical history. The programmable ICD system is composed of an implantable portion and a programming device external from the patient's body. The implantable portion has pulse generating circuitry, control circuitry including parameter storage, a receiver and at least one electrical lead for placement in the patient's heart. The programming device contains an operator interface device that receives a first set of values from the operator. A translator is provided in the programming device for translating the first set of values into a second set of values formatted in accordance with the programmable parameter settings of the implanted device. Finally, a transmitter is provided in the programming device to transmit the second set of values to the receiver of the implanted device.

    摘要翻译： 本发明是医师的界面专家系统，其允许不熟悉ICD参数的医生使用医师对患者病史的现有知识将至少一个参数编程到ICD中。 可编程ICD系统由可植入部分和来自患者体外的编程装置组成。 可植入部分具有脉冲发生电路，包括参数存储器的控制电路，接收器和用于放置在患者心脏中的至少一个电引线。 编程设备包含从操作者接收第一组值的操作员接口设备。 在编程设备中提供翻译器，用于将第一组值转换为根据植入的设备的可编程参数设置格式化的第二组值。 最后，在编程装置中提供发射器，以将第二组值传送到植入装置的接收器。

    Method for automatic, adaptive, active facilitation to access myocardial electrical instability
    8.
    发明授权
    Method for automatic, adaptive, active facilitation to access myocardial electrical instability 失效
    自动，自适应，积极促进心肌电不稳定的方法

    公开(公告)号：US5555888A

    公开(公告)日：1996-09-17

    申请号：US395048

    申请日：1995-02-27

    申请人： James E. Brewer ,  Ehssanollah Taghizadeh

    发明人： James E. Brewer ,  Ehssanollah Taghizadeh

    IPC分类号： A61N1/08 ,  A61N1/37 ,  G06F17/00 ,  A61B5/452

    CPC分类号： A61N1/3702 ,  A61N2001/083

    摘要： A method and apparatus continuously, automatically, and adaptively facilitate the electrical activity of a patient's heart by pulsing the heart with current. The method and apparatus further continuously, automatically, and adaptively monitor the resulting electrical activity of the patient's heart to assess the patient's likelihood for myocardial electrical instability. The method comprises the steps of injecting current across the patient's heart, monitoring the patient's electrocardiogram for the effects of these current pulses, and adapting the current pulses continuously and automatically to maximize the effects, thereby assessing a patient's likelihood of sudden cardiac death.

    摘要翻译： 一种方法和装置通过用电流脉冲心脏来连续，自动和自适应地促进患者心脏的电活动。 所述方法和装置进一步连续地，自动地和自适应地监测所得到的患者心脏的电活动，以评估患者心肌电不稳定性的可能性。 该方法包括以下步骤：在患者的心脏上注入电流，监测患者的心电图以获得这些电流脉冲的影响，以及连续和自动地调节电流脉冲以使效应最大化，从而评估患者心源性猝死的可能性。

    Automatic therapy advisor
    9.
    发明授权
    Automatic therapy advisor 有权
    自动治疗顾问

    公开(公告)号：US08165671B2

    公开(公告)日：2012-04-24

    申请号：US11136327

    申请日：2005-05-24

    申请人： Gary A. Freeman ,  James E. Brewer

    发明人： Gary A. Freeman ,  James E. Brewer

    IPC分类号： A61N1/39

    CPC分类号： A61B5/7264 ,  A61B5/0464 ,  A61B5/7207 ,  A61B5/7257 ,  A61B5/726 ,  A61H31/005 ,  A61H2201/5015 ,  A61H2230/04 ,  A61N1/3925 ,  G06F19/00 ,  G09B23/288 ,  Y10S128/92 ,  Y10S128/923 ,  Y10S128/924 ,  Y10S706/924

    摘要： A method of automatically determining which type of treatment is most appropriate for (or the physiological state of) a patient. The method comprises transforming one or more time domain measurements from the patient into frequency domain data representative of the frequency content of the time domain measurements; processing the frequency domain data to form a plurality of spectral bands, the content of a spectral band representing the frequency content of the measurements within a frequency band; forming a weighted sum of the content of the spectral bands, with different weighting coefficients applied to at least some of the spectral bands; determining the type of treatment (or physiological state) based on the weighted sum.

    摘要翻译： 一种自动确定哪种类型的治疗最适合患者的（或生理状态）的方法。 该方法包括将来自患者的一个或多个时域测量值转换为表示时域测量的频率内容的频域数据; 处理频域数据以形成多个频谱带，表示频带内的测量的频率内容的频谱带的内容; 形成对频谱带的内容的加权和，其中加权系数应用于至少一些频谱带; 基于加权和确定治疗类型（或生理状态）。