Wearable coronary heart disease detection device

Abstract

The invention relates to a wearable coronary heart disease detection device which comprises a patch and a receiving terminal. The patch comprises a heart sound detection sensor, an ECG (electrocardiogram) sensor and a first PPG (program pulse generator) sensor which are used for detecting heart sound signals, ECG signals and first pulse oximeter signals. The receiving terminal receives the heart sound signals, the ECG signals and the first pulse oximeter signals wirelessly transmitted by the patch and is provided with a second PPG sensor and a processor, wherein the second PPG sensor is used for sensing second pulse oximeter signals, and the processor processes the signals to obtain coronary heart disease risk degree indexes. By the aid of the device, the coronary heart disease risk degreeindexes and the cardiovascular function status of a wearer can be acquired.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical detection devices, in particular to a wearable coronary heart disease detection device. Background technique [0002] In today's society, factors such as the accelerated pace of life, unscientific eating habits, and lack of self-care awareness have led to an increasing incidence of cardiovascular diseases. The number of people dying of cardiovascular diseases in the world is as high as 15 million each year, ranking among the The number one cause of death. [0003] Cardiovascular disease has the characteristics of "high morbidity, high mortality, high recurrence rate, and many complications". Coronary heart disease is a relatively common type of cardiovascular disease. It is a blood vessel that supplies nutrients to the heart-coronary arteries Severe atherosclerosis or spasm, narrowing or blocking the coronary arteries, forming thrombus, resulting in occlusion of the lumen, leading to myocardial i...

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Problems solved by technology

Sometimes there may be a potential risk of cardiovascular disease, but the patient did not notice it or did not check it out during the physical examination. When it occurs suddenly, it will cause it to be too late to treat

However, the existing devices for monitoring coronary heart disease usually cannot continuously monitor the potential for long-term onset and carry out effective self-rescue during monitoring; nor can they effectively remind potential heart disease patients to carry tablets with them, and cannot effectively alarm at the same time. Poor monitoring and forecasting

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