Electronic pulse diagnosis instrument

Abstract

The invention discloses an electronic pulse diagnosis instrument. The electronic pulse diagnosis instrument comprises a pressure sensor module, a signal conversion module and a computer system, wherein the pressure sensor module is connected with the computer system through the signal conversion module; the pressure sensor module comprises three or more than three contacts which are in contact with Cun, Guan and Chi parts respectively; the contacts corresponding to the Cun, Guan and Chi parts can act simultaneously or singly. The electronic pulse diagnosis instrument disclosed by the invention can be used for carrying out general pulse or single pulse diagnosis to obtain pulse condition data, so that a doctor can more directly and comprehensively judge, and the scientificity and the preciseness of a diagnosis result are effectively improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical devices, in particular to an electronic pulse diagnosis instrument. Background technique [0002] In traditional Chinese medicine, taking the pulse usually means that doctors use their fingers to place the three parts of Cun, Guan and Chi on the patient's wrist to obtain information about the location, speed, intensity, rhythm and shape of the arterial pulse. In terms of functions and uses, it can be divided into total pressure and single pressure. Clinically, total pressure and single pressure are often used together. Each pulse condition is a response to human body functions and has a corresponding range of diseases. The pulse condition has important clinical significance for the cause of the disease, inferring the change of the disease, identifying the true and false of the disease, and judging the prognosis of the disease. However, in clinical practice, due to the different shapes of patients...

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Problems solved by technology

Under the simultaneous action of the three sensors, only the pulse of the total press can be obtained, but not the pulse of a single press. It is difficult to achieve a more comprehensive diagnostic analysis, which in turn affects the accuracy of the diagnostic results.

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