HEART'S ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE ESTIMATION METHOD, HEART'S ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE ESTIMATION APPARATUS AND PROGRAM

    公开(公告)号:US20240206796A1

    公开(公告)日:2024-06-27

    申请号:US17909716

    申请日:2020-03-09

    发明人: Shingo TSUKADA

    IPC分类号: A61B5/346 A61B5/329

    CPC分类号: A61B5/346 A61B5/329

    摘要: An electromotive force estimation method includes steps of: dividing a time series of an electrocardiographic potential to be estimated in a time series of an electromotive force into unit electrocardiographic potential time series such that time series representing electrocardiographic potentials generated by one pulsation of a myocardium are separated from each other; acquiring, for each unit electrocardiographic potential time series, a depolarization electrocardiographic potential time series that is a set of data belonging to a depolarization period, a refractory electrocardiographic potential time series that is a set of data belonging to a refractory period, and a repolarization electrocardiographic potential time series that is a set of data belonging to a repolarization period; estimating a depolarization electromotive force time series indicating an electromotive force at each time point in the depolarization period based on the depolarization electrocardiographic potential time series; estimating a refractory electromotive force time series indicating an electromotive force at each time point of the refractory period based on the refractory electrocardiographic potential time series and an estimation value of the electromotive force at an end time point of the depolarization period; and estimating a repolarization electromotive force time series indicating an electromotive force at each time point of the repolarization period based on the repolarization electrocardiographic potential time series and an estimation value of the electromotive force at an end time point of the refractory period.

    UNCONSCIOUSNESS ESTIMATION APPARATUS, UNCONSCIOUSNESS ESTIMATION METHOD AND PROGRAM

    公开(公告)号:US20230131150A1

    公开(公告)日:2023-04-27

    申请号:US17912174

    申请日:2020-03-19

    IPC分类号: A61B5/00 A61B5/026 A61B5/363

    摘要: An aspect of the present invention is a loss-of-consciousness estimation apparatus including: a ventricular state estimation unit configured to estimate whether or not a ventricular state of an estimation target is normal in a predetermined repetition cycle, based on a cerebral blood flow correlation amount time series, which is a time series of an amount correlated with a cerebral blood flow rate of the estimation target; a measurement reliability estimation unit configured to estimate reliability of the cerebral blood flow correlation amount time series; and a loss-of-consciousness probability acquisition unit configured to, based on the reliability, the estimation result of the ventricular state estimation unit, and elapsed time after a probability acquisition start time, which is a time at which it is first determined by the ventricular state estimation unit that the ventricular state is not normal after an estimation start time, which is a time of starting the repetition cycle, acquire a loss-of-consciousness probability indicating a probability that the estimation target has already lost consciousness.

    CONSCIOUSNESS DISTURBANCE REDUCING APPARATUS AND CONSCIOUSNESS DISTURBANCE REDUCING METHOD

    公开(公告)号:US20220160534A1

    公开(公告)日:2022-05-26

    申请号:US17440881

    申请日:2020-03-13

    IPC分类号: A61F5/34 A61M16/10 A61M16/12

    摘要: An aspect of the present invention is a consciousness disorder mitigation apparatus, including: a first estimation unit configured to estimate body fluid volume information, the body fluid volume information being information on a body fluid volume present in a head of a user; a second estimation unit configured to estimate oxygen supply volume information, the oxygen supply volume information being information on an oxygen supply volume representing an amount of oxygen in a brain of the user; a pressurization unit configured to be attached to the user and to apply a pressure corresponding to an estimation result of the first estimation unit and an estimation result of the second estimation unit; and an oxygen supply unit configured to supply oxygen to the user based on the estimation result of the second estimation unit.