公开(公告)号：US20040260187A1

公开(公告)日：2004-12-23

申请号：US10821194

申请日：2004-04-09

申请人： OMRON HEALTHCARE Co., Ltd.

发明人： Yoshihiko Sano ,  Osamu Shirasaki ,  Tomonori Inoue ,  Toshio Ohtani

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： A61B5/02233

摘要： Provided is a blood pressure meter cuff fastener having a function capable of switching between a winding length of a blood pressure meter cuff fastener in measurement of a blood pressure and a winding length of the blood pressure meter cuff fastener which is mounted for a long time other than measurement of a blood pressure with ease. A blood pressure meter cuff fastener has a first body section 102, a second body section 103 provided pivotably around a pivot section 142 on the other end side of the first body section 102 so as to be folded on the first body section 102, and a third body section 104 provided pivotably around a pivot section 141 on the other side of the second body section 103 from the side on which the first body section 102 thereof is provided so as to be folded on the second body section 103, and selection can be easily conducted of one of three states including a measuring winding length state, a non-measuring winding state and a mount/demount length state.

摘要翻译： 提供一种血压计袖带紧固件，其具有能够在测量血压的血压计袖带紧固件的卷绕长度与长时间安装的血压计袖带紧固件的卷绕长度之间切换的功能 比容易测量血压。 血压计袖带紧固件具有第一主体部分102，第二主体部分103，第二主体部分103可枢转地设置在第一主体部分102的另一端侧的枢轴部分142周围，以折叠在第一主体部分102上， 第三主体部分104从第二主体部分103的另一侧的枢轴部分141可枢转地设置在第二主体部分103的另一侧上，第一主体部分102设置在第二主体部分103的一侧，以折叠在第二主体部分103上，并且可以选择 容易地进行包括测量绕组长度状态，非测量绕组状态和安装/拆卸长度状态的三种状态之一。

公开(公告)号：US20040260184A1

公开(公告)日：2004-12-23

申请号：US10825374

申请日：2004-04-16

申请人： Colin Medical Technology Corporation

发明人： Kiyoyuki Narimatsu

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： A61B5/021 ,  A61B5/02125 ,  Y10S128/92

摘要： The measurement results judging means 80 judges whether or not the measurement of vital signal. In the case where it has been judged that all of the measurements of the vital signal used for the measurement of such plurality of vital-information are normal, since the above-described plurality of vital-information are automatically output from the printer 58, the troublesome works of the printing operation can be omitted, and in the case where it has been judged that the measurement of the vital signals used for the determination of at least one of the vital-information is not normal, the above-described vital-information is not output from the printer 58, therefore, unnecessary vital-information can be prevented from being output from the printer 58.

摘要翻译： 测量结果判断装置80判断生物信号的测量。 在已经判断出用于测量这样的重要信息的重要信号的所有测量值都是正常的情况下，由于上述多个重要信息从打印机58自动输出， 可以省略打印操作的麻烦的工作，并且在已经判断用于确定至少一个重要信息的重要信号的测量不正常的情况下，上述重要信息 不会从打印机58输出，因此可以防止不必要的重要信息从打印机58输出。

公开(公告)号：US20040254483A1

公开(公告)日：2004-12-16

申请号：US10764127

申请日：2004-01-23

申请人： PROTEUS BIOMEDICAL, INC.

发明人： Mark Zdeblick ,  Joseph M. Ruggio

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： A61B5/0205 ,  A61B5/02028 ,  A61B5/02158 ,  A61B5/029 ,  A61B5/1107 ,  A61B5/1473 ,  A61B5/6882

摘要： Methods and systems of the present invention provide for measurement of various cardiac parameters. Methods generally involve causing a change in volume and/or pressure in a heart chamber, measuring the change, and calculating at least one cardiac parameter based on the change. Systems typically include at least one actuator, at least one sensor, and a catheter or other device for positioning at least partially in a heart chamber. In some embodiments, the system may also include a controller, such as a computer or other processor, an external actuator, an external sensor, and/or an ECG device. Methods and systems of the invention may be used to more accurately diagnose cardiac conditions in order to make more informed treatment decisions.

摘要翻译： 本发明的方法和系统提供各种心脏参数的测量。 方法通常包括引起心室中体积和/或压力的变化，测量变化，以及基于变化计算至少一个心脏参数。 系统通常包括至少一个致动器，至少一个传感器，以及用于至少部分地定位在心室中的导管或其它装置。 在一些实施例中，系统还可以包括诸如计算机或其他处理器的控制器，外部致动器，外部传感器和/或ECG设备。 可以使用本发明的方法和系统来更准确地诊断心脏病状，以便做出更明智的治疗决定。

公开(公告)号：US20040249292A1

公开(公告)日：2004-12-09

申请号：US10760625

申请日：2004-01-20

发明人： Charles L. Davis ,  Patrick D. Harrison ,  John E. Bronson

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： A61B5/14535 ,  A61B5/02125 ,  A61B5/0535

摘要： Apparatus and methods for noninvasively measuring blood density and hematocrit in a human subject can include an appliance for applying pressure around a segment of a subject's limb or appendage that includes a pressure sensing means and encloses an array of impedance sensing devices applied to the subject's skin for independent fluid volume measurements. While applying pressure to the limb segment by the pressure appliance, measurements of blood pressure, blood pulse wave velocity, and limb segment impedance are recorded. The measurements are subsequently processed to yield changes of arterial blood volume during pulse wave passage. Then pressure, wave velocity, and derived volume data are combined to yield the density of the blood. Blood density is converted to hematocrit by means of a linear relationship between the two. Independent of the blood hematocrit, such apparatus and means may also be used to measure the density of enclosed fluid in other pulsed flow non-rigid wall vessel systems.

摘要翻译： 用于非侵入性地测量人类受试者血液密度和血细胞比容的装置和方法可以包括用于在受试者肢体或附属部分周围施加压力的装置，所述装置包括压力感测装置并且包围应用于受试者皮肤的阻抗感测装置阵列 独立液体体积测量。 在通过压力器具对肢段施加压力的同时，记录血压，血压波速度和肢体阻抗的测量值。 随后进行测量以产生脉搏通过期间动脉血容量的变化。 然后将压力，波速和导出的体积数据组合以产生血液的密度。 通过两者之间的线性关系将血液密度转化为血细胞比容。 独立于血液血细胞比容，这种装置和装置也可用于测量其它脉冲流非刚性壁容器系统中封闭流体的密度。

公开(公告)号：US20040243009A1

公开(公告)日：2004-12-02

申请号：US10853729

申请日：2004-05-24

申请人： Casio Computer Co., Ltd.

发明人： Shinichi Tanaka ,  Yoshiyuki Murata

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： A61B5/681 ,  A61B5/02438

摘要： A wrist-worn apparatus capable of sensing pulsation of blood in the blood tubes of a user's wrist with high accuracy. The apparatus comprises a body of the apparatus, a band to be used to wear the body of the apparatus on the user's wrist, and a fluid-containing pulsation-sensing fluid chamber provided on the user's wrist side of the case. A part of an outer wall that defines the fluid chamber comprises an elastically deformable member that is elastically deformed depending on pulsation of blood transmitted from the band to thereby change the fluid pressure within the fluid chamber. A deformation preventing member is bonded by vulcanization to a part of a side of the deformable member that will come into contact with the user's wrist for preventing the part of the deformable member from being elastically deformed.

摘要翻译： 一种能够高精度地感测使用者的手腕的血液中的血液的脉动的腕部佩戴的装置。 该装置包括该装置的主体，用于佩戴使用者手腕上的装置的主体的带，以及设置在该用户的手腕侧的含流体的脉动检测流体室。 限定流体室的外壁的一部分包括弹性变形构件，该弹性变形构件根据从带传递的血液的脉动而弹性变形，从而改变流体室内的流体压力。 通过硫化将变形防止部件粘接在可变形部件的与使用者的手腕接触的一侧的一部分上，以防止可变形部件的一部分弹性变形。

公开(公告)号：US20040225224A1

公开(公告)日：2004-11-11

申请号：US10428942

申请日：2003-05-05

发明人： Daniel C.M. Tseng

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： A61B5/02141 ,  A61B5/022

摘要： An electronic sphygmomanometer, comprising a processor, a pressure sensor coupled to said processor, a cuff coupled to said pressure sensor, an inflating and quick releasing unit coupled to said cuff and a slow deflating device. The inflating and quick releasing unit has a driving element (motor), an inflating device, and a quick releasing device, and the driving element (motor) drives the inflating device in one direction to inflate air into the cuff and increase the pressure after receiving an inflating signal from the processor. The slow deflating device deflates the air in the cuff to adjust the pressure after the pressure reaches a predetermined setting. After the measurements are completed, the driving element (motor) instructs the quick releasing device in the inflating and quick releasing unit to rotate in the opposite direction to quickly discharge the air remaining in the cuff. Such arrangement constitutes an inflating and quick releasing device that can be inflated and quickly deflated.

摘要翻译： 一种电子血压计，包括处理器，耦合到所述处理器的压力传感器，耦合到所述压力传感器的袖带，耦合到所述袖带的充气和快速释放单元和缓慢放气装置。 充气和快速释放单元具有驱动元件（电动机），充气装置和快速释放装置，并且驱动元件（电动机）沿一个方向驱动充气装置以将空气充气到袖带中并且在接收后增加压力 来自处理器的充气信号。 缓慢放气装置使袖带中的空气放气，以在压力达到预定设定之后调节压力。 在完成测量之后，驱动元件（电动机）指示充气和快速释放单元中的快速释放装置沿相反方向旋转以快速排出留在袖带中的空气。 这种装置构成一个充气和快速释放装置，其可被充气并且迅速放气。

公开(公告)号：US20040223621A1

公开(公告)日：2004-11-11

申请号：US10257503

申请日：2003-01-09

发明人： Birger Orten

IPC分类号： A61B007/04 ,  A61B005/02 ,  A61B007/02

CPC分类号： A61B7/04

摘要： A hand-held and hand-operated electronic stethoscope sensor module (1) constitutes the core of an equipment kit which in addition to the sensor module (1), comprises at least one extra equipment unit to be attached to the sensor module (1) optionally. The sensor module (1) is provided with interface means adapted to each one of the extra equipment units. Examples of cooperating pairs of extra equipment unit and interface means, are: wireless headset (9) and radio antenna (7) on the module (1); front piece (16) for machine part listening, and front listening surface (3) on the module (1); galvanic safety separation unit (23) and appurtenant connector on the module (1).

摘要翻译： 手持和手动电子听诊器传感器模块（1）构成设备套件的核心，除了传感器模块（1）之外，还包括至少一个附加到传感器模块（1）的设备单元， 可选地。 传感器模块（1）设置有适于每个额外设备单元的接口装置。 配套的额外设备单元和接口装置对的示例是：模块（1）上的无线耳机（9）和无线电天线（7）; 用于机器部分收听的前部件（16）和模块（1）上的前倾面（3）; 电气安全分离单元（23）和模块（1）上的附属连接器。

公开(公告)号：US20040220481A1

公开(公告)日：2004-11-04

申请号：US10760703

申请日：2004-01-21

申请人： COLIN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

发明人： Akihiro Yokozeki ,  Yoshihisa Miwa

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： A61B5/02116 ,  A61B5/021 ,  A61B5/7285

摘要： An arteriosclerosis evaluating apparatus 10 includes an arteriosclerosis evaluating means 46 (Steps S7, S8, S9, and S10) that evaluates arteriosclerosis of a living subject, based on a relationship between difference nullP of internal and external pressure of an artery of the subject in the state in which the pressure difference nullP is in equilibrium, and amplitude AM of a pulse wave produced from the artery. Therefore, the present apparatus 10 can as easily as possible evaluate the arteriosclerosis of the subject based on a characteristic curve 58 representing the relationship between in-equilibrium pressure difference nullP and pulse-wave amplitude AM which curve is obtained from a pressing pressure Pc of a cuff 12 wound around a certain portion of the subject, and the pulse wave produced from the artery.

摘要翻译： 动脉硬化评价装置10包括：评价活体的动脉硬化的动脉硬化评价装置46（步骤S7，S8，S9，S10），基于对象的动脉内压和外压的差值DeltaP 压力差ΔP处于平衡状态，以及从动脉产生的脉搏波的振幅AM。 因此，本装置10可以根据表示平衡压差差ΔP与脉搏波振幅AM之间的关系的特性曲线58，能够容易地评价被检体的动脉硬化，该特性曲线58是从压力压力Pc 围绕受试者的某一部分缠绕的袖带12以及从动脉产生的脉搏波。

公开(公告)号：US20040215087A1

公开(公告)日：2004-10-28

申请号：US10474982

申请日：2004-06-01

发明人： Mario Hugo Genero ,  Elizabeth Edit Ojeda

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： G01N33/54366 ,  C12Q1/6883 ,  C12Q2600/156 ,  C12Q2600/158

摘要： Compositions and methods of detecting biomarkers associated with cardiovascular disease through the use of cardiac tissue microarrays are provided. The compositions of the present invention comprise a human cardiovascular tissue microarray comprising a plurality of tissues derived from at least one human donor, and reflecting at least one state of cardiovascular disease. The methods of the present invention comprise treating a human cardiovascular tissue microarray under conditions such that a biomarker associated with cardiovascular disease is detected.

摘要翻译： 提供了通过使用心脏组织微阵列检测与心血管疾病相关的生物标志物的组合物和方法。 本发明的组合物包含人体心血管组织微阵列，其包含衍生自至少一种人供体的多种组织，并且反映至少一种心血管疾病状态。 本发明的方法包括在检测到与心血管疾病相关的生物标志物的条件下处理人心血管组织微阵列。

公开(公告)号：US20040210146A1

公开(公告)日：2004-10-21

申请号：US10838814

申请日：2004-05-04

发明人： Mohamed K. Diab ,  Esmaiel Kiani-Azarbayjany ,  Ibrahim M. Elfadel ,  Rex J. McCarthy ,  Walter M. Weber ,  Robert A. Smith

IPC分类号： A61B005/02

CPC分类号： A61B5/14551 ,  A61B5/021 ,  A61B5/02154 ,  A61B5/024 ,  A61B5/029 ,  A61B5/0402 ,  A61B5/0476 ,  A61B5/0816 ,  A61B5/14532 ,  A61B5/14546 ,  A61B5/1455 ,  A61B5/4821 ,  A61B5/7203 ,  A61B5/7207 ,  A61B5/7214 ,  A61B5/7225 ,  A61B5/7239 ,  A61B5/7253 ,  A61B5/7257 ,  A61B5/726 ,  A61B6/00 ,  A61B8/00 ,  A61B8/5276 ,  G01N2021/3144 ,  G06K9/0051 ,  H04B1/123

摘要： The present invention involves method and apparatus for analyzing measured signals that are modeled as containing primary and secondary portions. Coefficients relate the two signals according to a model defined in accordance with the present invention. In one embodiment, the present invention involves utilizing a transformation which evaluates a plurality of possible signal coefficients in order to find appropriate coefficients. Alternatively, the present invention involves using statistical functions or Fourier transform and windowing techniques to determine the coefficients relating to two measured signals. Use of this invention is described in particular detail with respect to blood oximetry measurements.