RF coil arrangement for NMR examination apparatus
    61.
    发明授权
    RF coil arrangement for NMR examination apparatus 失效
    用于NMR检查装置的RF线圈布置

    公开(公告)号:US4712068A

    公开(公告)日:1987-12-08

    申请号:US628478

    申请日:1984-07-06

    Inventor: Matti Savelainen

    CPC classification number: G01R33/3628 G01R33/34046 G01R33/34076

    Abstract: The invention relates to an RF (=radio frequency) coil arrangement for an NMR examination apparatus, an object or target to be examined, e.g. a patient or part of a patient being adapted to be placed inside said coil arrangement which is adapted to excite the nuclei of a selected target area by transmitting an RF pulse substantially orthogonal to a homogeneous basic magnetic field produced by the apparatus and, thereafter, to receive and detect an NMR signal generated in the target. In order to eliminate the drawbacks of a so-called saddle coil conventionally used as an RF coil the invention is characterized in that it comprises a transfer line, continuous and wired in a manner that its various parts induce an RF field of different direction. Both in excitation and detection of signals, said transfer line can be adapted to process a magnetic field rotating in just one direction and it can be connected as an endless loop. Especially if a plurality of rounds are desired on an RF coil, a preferably and technically readily designable construction can be achieved by entwining the transfer line into a mesh shaped e.g. as a cylinder or a like body of revolution.

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及用于核磁共振检查装置的RF(=射频)线圈装置,待检查的物体或靶。 适于放置在所述线圈装置内的患者或部分患者适于通过发射基本上正交于由该装置产生的均匀基本磁场的RF脉冲来激发所选择的目标区域的核, 接收和检测在目标中产生的NMR信号。 为了消除通常用作RF线圈的所谓的鞍形线圈的缺点,本发明的特征在于它包括传输线,其连续和布线方式使得其各个部分引起不同方向的RF场。 在信号的激励和检测中,所述传输线可以适于处理仅在一个方向上旋转的磁场,并且可以以无限循环的方式连接。 特别是如果在RF线圈上需要多个回合,则优选地和技术上容易设计的结构可以通过将传输线缠结成例如网状的网格来实现。 作为一个圆柱体或类似的革命体。

    Patient support system in a narrow-beam tomographic imaging apparatus
    62.
    发明授权
    Patient support system in a narrow-beam tomographic imaging apparatus 失效
    狭窄横断层成像装置中的患者支撑系统

    公开(公告)号:US4675888A

    公开(公告)日:1987-06-23

    申请号:US688260

    申请日:1985-01-02

    Applicant: Jan Gastrin

    Inventor: Jan Gastrin

    CPC classification number: A61B6/14

    Abstract: The invention relates to a patient support system in a narrow-beam tomographic X-ray apparatus, having a fixed frame fitted with a substantially vertical member (1), means (7, 8, 9) mounted on the frame for supporting a patient's head, said means being adapted to hold a patient's head (P) steady during the imaging session, as well as a bearer bar (3), fitted with a source of X-radiation (4) and imaging instruments (5) on the opposite sides relative to an object to be imaged and said bar being adapted in a known manner to perform rotational or combined rotational linear movement for scanning a predetermined layer to be imaged. In order to facilitate patient positioning and to secure proper positioning of a patient, said head support means (7, 8, 9) are set in a manner that the medial sagittal plane (S) of a patient supported thereby does not intersect said vertical frame member (1).

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及一种窄光束断层X射线装置中的患者支撑系统,其具有装配有大致垂直构件(1)的固定框架,安装在框架上用于支撑患者头部的装置(7,8,9) 所述装置适于在成像期间稳定地保持患者的头部(P),以及在相对侧装配有X射线源(4)和成像仪器(5)的承载杆(3) 相对于要成像的物体,并且所述杆以已知的方式适应以执行用于扫描要成像的预定层的旋转或组合的旋转线性运动。 为了便于患者定位并确保患者的正确定位,所述头部支撑装置(7,8,9)被设置成使得由其支撑的患者的内侧矢状面(S)不与所述垂直框架相交 会员(1)。

    Method of eliminating measuring errors in photometric analysis
    63.
    发明授权
    Method of eliminating measuring errors in photometric analysis 失效
    消除光度分析测量误差的方法

    公开(公告)号:US4596931A

    公开(公告)日:1986-06-24

    申请号:US596295

    申请日:1984-04-03

    CPC classification number: G01D3/02

    Abstract: The invention relates to a method of eliminating the effect of temperature, air pressure and/or a disturbing material component or a like parameter in photometric analysis in which is generated a so-called dark signal, the passage of emitted radiation for detection being blocked at that time, a reference signal for one or more material components to be measured, said reference signal not being affected by said material component to be measured, as well as for each material component to be measured a measuring signal representing the amount of material component to be measured. According to the invention, whenever the difference between a reference signal and a measuring signal changes due to a change in any of the above parameters, there is generated a control signal which represents said parametric change and is proportional thereto, said control signal serving to change the difference between a reference signal and a dark signal in order to compensate for said parametric change. The material components to be measured may preferably comprise CO.sub.2, N.sub.2 O and/or one or more anesthetic gases.

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及一种在光度分析中消除温度,空气压力和/或干扰材料成分等参数的影响的方法,其中产生所谓的暗信号,用于检测的发射辐射的通过被阻挡在 该时间,用于待测量的一种或多种材料组分的参考信号,所述参考信号不受待测量的所述材料组分的影响,并且对于待测量的每种材料组分,表示材料组分的量的测量信号 被测量。 根据本发明,只要参考信号和测量信号之间的差异由于上述任何参数的变化而变化,就产生一个表示所述参数变化并与其成比例的控制信号,所述控制信号用于改变 参考信号和暗信号之间的差异,以补偿所述参数变化。 待测量的材料组分可优选包含CO 2,N 2 O和/或一种或多种麻醉气体。

    Method of further developing the measuring of a neuro-muscular junction
    64.
    发明授权
    Method of further developing the measuring of a neuro-muscular junction 失效
    进一步开发神经肌肉接头测量的方法

    公开(公告)号:US4595018A

    公开(公告)日:1986-06-17

    申请号:US617936

    申请日:1984-06-06

    Applicant: Borje Rantala

    Inventor: Borje Rantala

    CPC classification number: A61B5/0488 A61B5/7217

    Abstract: The invention relates to a method of further developing the measuring of so-called neuromuscular transmission (or NMT), said measuring being effected by stimulating with electric pulses a given muscular nerve, e.g. the ulnar nerve in the arm of a patient, and by measuring a corresponding muscular block by means of EMG. In the prior art NMT-measurings, a stimulus artefact, caused by stimulation and induced directly electrically and independently of a stimulus passing through said muscular nerve, may often distort measuring results. According to the invention, this artefact is not tried to be eliminated by various gate solutions but, instead, it is measured by first effecting a measurement prior to the actual neuromuscular block measurements e.g. in connection with the calibration of the control or reference value of a muscular block and by recording or storing this first value of a stimulus artefact. This is followed by monitoring the changes of stimulus artefact values by measuring said stimulus artefact during the measurements of a neuromuscular junction and by comparing the thus obtained stimulus artefact values with said first value, not only for securing the reliability of measuring information but also preferably for controlling the state variations and condition of NMT-measuring instruments. By digitizing the collected information, the measuring errors can be preferably eliminated mathematically by utilizing data processing.

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及一种进一步开发所谓神经肌肉传播(或NMT)测量的方法,所述测量是通过用给予肌肉神经的电脉冲进行刺激来实现的。 在患者的手臂中的尺神经,以及通过EMG测量相应的肌肉阻滞。 在现有技术的NMT测量中,由刺激引起的并且直接电气诱导并且独立于通过所述肌肉神经的刺激而引起的刺激伪影常常会使测量结果失真。 根据本发明,这种人为因素不是通过各种门解决方案来消除,而是通过首先在实际的神经肌肉阻滞测量之前进行测量来测量。 与肌肉块的控制或参考值的校准以及通过记录或存储刺激伪影的该第一值相关联。 随后,通过在神经肌肉接头的测量期间测量所述刺激伪影并通过将由此获得的刺激伪影值与所述第一值进行比较来监测刺激伪影值的变化,不仅用于确保测量信息的可靠性,而且还优选地用于 控制NMT测量仪器的状态变化和状况。 通过数字化收集的信息,可以通过利用数据处理来优选地消除测量误差。

    Method of positioning electrodes for central nervous system monitoring and sensing pain reactions of a patient
    65.
    发明授权
    Method of positioning electrodes for central nervous system monitoring and sensing pain reactions of a patient 有权
    定位用于中枢神经系统监测和感测患者疼痛反应的电极的方法

    公开(公告)号:US07130673B2

    公开(公告)日:2006-10-31

    申请号:US10409679

    申请日:2003-04-08

    Abstract: A method concerning measurements by using an electrode array comprising three electrodes for central nervous system (CNS) monitoring from the forehead of a patient's head. A first electrode of said three electrodes is positioned between the eyebrows or immediately above the eyebrows of the patient. A third electrode of said three electrodes is positioned apart from the first electrode on the hairless fronto-lateral area of the forehead the patient. A second electrode is positioned between the first and the third electrodes on the forehead of the patient.

    Abstract translation: 一种关于通过使用包括从患者头部前额监测的中枢神经系统(CNS)的三个电极的电极阵列进行测量的方法。 所述三个电极的第一电极位于眉毛之间或紧接在患者的眉毛之上。 所述三个电极的第三电极在患者的额头的无毛正面 - 横向区域上与第一电极分开。 第二电极位于患者前额上的第一和第三电极之间。

    Method for indicating the amount of ventilation inhomogeneity in the lung
    66.
    发明授权
    Method for indicating the amount of ventilation inhomogeneity in the lung 失效
    指示肺通气量不均匀的方法

    公开(公告)号:US06983750B2

    公开(公告)日:2006-01-10

    申请号:US10650114

    申请日:2003-08-26

    Applicant: Erkki Heinonen

    Inventor: Erkki Heinonen

    Abstract: A method of determining ventilation inhomogeneity in the lungs is provided. During the first step of the method, a lung volume series is calculated from a series of measured lung inert gas concentrations and lung inert gas volumetric change measured data series. As a second step, the series of lung volumes is completed with a series of value representing the total gas exchange efficiency in the lungs. A global inert gas dilution ratio may be used for this purpose. The gas exchange efficiency values are such that less ventilation is represented by lower numbers. As the third step, the gas exchange efficiency series is plotted as an ordinate and lung volume series as an abscissa to form a graph. From this graph both the lung volume and homogeneity of ventilation become directly apparent.

    Abstract translation: 提供了确定肺中通气不均匀性的方法。 在该方法的第一步中,从一系列测量的肺惰性气体浓度和肺惰性气体体积变化测量数据序列中计算肺容积系列。 作为第二步,一系列肺容量完成了一系列代表肺部总气体交换效率的价值。 全球惰性气体稀释比可用于此目的。 气体交换效率值使得较少的通风量以更低的数量表示。 作为第三步,将气体交换效率系列作为横坐标绘制为纵坐标和肺体积序列,以形成图。 从该图中,肺容积和通气同质性直接显现。

    Connection between X-ray sensor and holder
    67.
    发明授权
    Connection between X-ray sensor and holder 失效
    X射线传感器和支架之间的连接

    公开(公告)号:US06974253B2

    公开(公告)日:2005-12-13

    申请号:US10822634

    申请日:2004-04-12

    Inventor: Pekka Ihalainen

    CPC classification number: A61B6/14 A61B6/145 A61B6/4423 A61B6/4435 G03B42/042

    Abstract: In an arrangement for connecting a dental X-ray imaging sensor to a holder; the sensor (9) is a flat piece (11) having a planar radiation sensitive area, and at least one communication line (12) connected to said radiation sensitive area for data transfer; and the holder (8) is an elongated body having a first end provided with means for detachable connection of said sensor. The sensor has a peg (3) projecting from said flat piece. The peg is provided with a widened outer end and a neck between said outer end and said flat piece. Further, the neck has a configuration with a plurality of alternate larger diameters and smaller diameters. The holder has at its first end a fork (4) with a gap, which is adapted to fit onto said neck at least in two different positions. The interaction between the fork and the larger and smaller diameters of the neck prohibits unintended pivot of said sensor in respect to the holder.

    Abstract translation: 在用于将牙科X射线成像传感器连接到保持器的布置中; 传感器(9)是具有平面辐射敏感区域的平坦件(11)和连接到所述辐射敏感区域以用于数据传送的至少一个通信线路(12) 并且保持器(8)是细长主体,其具有设置有用于所述传感器的可拆卸连接的装置的第一端。 传感器具有从所述扁平件突出的钉(3)。 该钉在所述外端和所述扁平件之间设置有加宽的外端和颈部。 此外,颈部具有多个交替的更大直径和更小直径的构造。 保持器在其第一端具有间隙的叉(4),其适于至少在两个不同的位置适合于所述颈部。 叉与颈部的较大和较小直径之间的相互作用禁止所述传感器相对于保持器的非预期枢转。

    Arrangement in connection with equipment used in patient care
    68.
    发明授权
    Arrangement in connection with equipment used in patient care 有权
    与患者护理中使用的设备相关的安排

    公开(公告)号:US06892726B1

    公开(公告)日:2005-05-17

    申请号:US09857681

    申请日:1999-12-03

    Abstract: The invention relates to an arrangement in connection with equipment used in patient care, the arrangement comprising a controllable device (2a, 2b), a measuring device (5a, 5b) adapted to measure a measuring signal dependent on the controllable parameter, a measuring point of the measuring signal, a transmission link (21, 22) between the measuring point of the measuring signal and the measuring device, which transmission link requires a separate connection, whereby the measuring device (5a, 5b) is adapted to convert the measuring signal into measuring value which correlates with the operation of the controllable device, and the arrangement further comprising a user interface (20) and a control unit (7a, 7b) adapted to control the controllable device on the basis of the measuring value and the set values. To minimize damages, the arrangement is adapted to compare the measuring value with the reference value of the environment and the control unit (7a, 7b) is adapted to disconnect the control of the controllable device (2a, 2b) based on the measuring value when the measuring value obtains a reference value.

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及一种与患者护理中使用的设备相关的装置,该装置包括可控设备(2a,2b),适于根据可控参数测量测量信号的测量设备(5a,5b) ,测量信号的测量点,测量信号的测量点与测量装置之间的传输链路(21,22),该传输链路需要单独的连接,由此测量装置(5a,5b)是 适于将所述测量信号转换为与所述可控设备的操作相关的测量值,并且所述装置还包括用户接口(20)和控制单元(7a,7b),所述控制单元适于基于所述可控设备 的测量值和设定值。 为了最小化损害,该装置适于将测量值与环境的参考值进行比较,并且控制单元(7a,7b)适于基于以下方式断开可控设备(2a,2b)的控制: 当测量值获得参考值时的测量值。

    Liquid reservoir for nebulizer
    69.
    发明授权
    Liquid reservoir for nebulizer 失效
    喷雾器液体储存器

    公开(公告)号:US06868851B2

    公开(公告)日:2005-03-22

    申请号:US10062176

    申请日:2002-01-31

    Applicant: Erkki Heinonen

    Inventor: Erkki Heinonen

    CPC classification number: A61M15/0085 A61M11/001 A61M11/005 A61M2016/0024

    Abstract: A liquid reservoir for a nebulizer is comprised of a pair of membranes formed of resilient material and sealed about their edges to form a closed chamber between them for containing a liquid to be nebulized. When the chamber is filled with liquid and thereby expanded, the resilient membranes are distended to apply pressure to the liquid in the chamber. A discharge valve controls the discharge of liquid from the reservoir to the nebulizer under the pressure applied by the membranes. The reservoir is mounted on the nebulizer so that one of the membranes abuts a surface of the nebulizer that concavely deforms the membrane to increase the pressure applied to the liquid in the chamber to reduce or eliminate any residual volume of liquid in the chamber at the end of the discharging operation.

    Abstract translation: 用于喷雾器的液体储存器由一对由弹性材料形成并且围绕其边缘密封以在其间形成封闭室以容纳待雾化的液体。 当腔室充满液体并因此膨胀时,弹性膜膨胀以对腔室中的液体施加压力。 排出阀在由膜施加的压力下控制液体从储存器排放到喷雾器。 储存器安装在雾化器上,使得其中一个膜邻接雾化器的表面,该表面使膜变形,以增加施加到腔室中的液体的压力,以减少或消除在末端的腔室中的任何残留体积的液体 的放电操作。

    Method and apparatus for detecting an empty breathing gas compartment in
a patient ventilator
    70.
    发明授权
    Method and apparatus for detecting an empty breathing gas compartment in a patient ventilator 失效
    用于检测患者呼吸机中的空呼吸气室的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US6152131A

    公开(公告)日:2000-11-28

    申请号:US140706

    申请日:1998-08-26

    Applicant: Erkki Heinonen

    Inventor: Erkki Heinonen

    Abstract: An apparatus/method for detecting an empty breathing gas compartment condition in a bellows ventilator for a patient. The apparatus includes a first sensor for measuring, during inspiration, the incoming flow of gas into a driving gas compartment located in the bellows container. The second sensor measures the pressure in the driving gas compartment. During the inspiration cycle, measurements taken by the first and second sensors are signaled to a control unit and used to determine a .DELTA.V/.DELTA.p compliance value. The compliance value will be large if the bellows is movable, i.e. not in the empty breathing compartment gas condition. The compliance value is small if the empty breathing gas compartment condition exists. The compliance value, so determined, is compared with a reference compliance value in the control unit to detect the empty breathing gas compartment condition.

    Abstract translation: 一种用于检测患者的波纹管呼吸机中的空气呼吸气体隔室状况的装置/方法。 该装置包括第一传感器,用于在吸气期间测量气体进入位于波纹管容器内的驱动气室中的进入流。 第二传感器测量驱动气室中的压力。 在吸气循环期间,由第一和第二传感器进行的测量信号发送到控制单元,并用于确定DELTA V / DELTA p一致性值。 如果波纹管是可移动的,即不在空气呼吸室气体条件下,柔量值将很大。 如果空气呼吸气体箱状况存在,合格值很小。 将所确定的顺应值与控制单元中的参考顺应值进行比较,以检测空气呼吸气体箱状况。

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