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50 results about "Acute stroke" patented technology

An acute stroke is a potentially life-threatening cerebrovascular event in which the brain is temporarily deprived of oxygen. Marked by a momentary disruption in blood flow, an acute stroke necessitates immediate medical attention and, if left untreated, may result in permanent disability or death.

Methods and systems for treating ischemia

InactiveUS6295990B1Promote dissolution and removalMinimize and prevent ischemiaStentsBalloon catheterControl mannerDecreased mean arterial pressure
Methods for treating total and partial occlusions employ a perfusion conduit which is penetrated through the occlusive material. Oxygenated blood or other medium is then perfused through the conduit in a controlled manner, preferably at a controlled pressure below the arterial pressure, to maintain oxygenation and relieve ischemia in tissue distal to the occlusion. In another aspect, interventional devices, such as stents or balloon catheters, are passed through the perfusion catheter to remove obstructions. Optionally, the occlusion may be treated while perfusion is maintained, typically by introducing a thrombolytic or other agent into the occlusive material using the perfusion conduit or by employing mechanical means to remove the obstruction. Such methods are particularly suitable for treating acute stroke to prevent damage to the cerebral tissue.
Owner:SALIENT INTERVENTIONAL SYST

Methods and systems for treating ischemia

Methods for treating total and partial occlusions employ a perfusion conduit which is penetrated through the occlusive material. Oxygenated blood or other medium is then perfused through the conduit to maintain oxygenation and relieve ischemia in tissue distal to the occlusion. Optionally, the occlusion may be treated while perfusion is maintained, typically by introducing a thrombolytic or other agent into the occlusive material using the perfusion conduit. Such methods are particularly suitable for treating acute stroke to prevent irreversible damage to the cerebral tissue.
Owner:SALIENT INTERVENTIONAL SYST

Methods and systems for treating ischemia

InactiveUS6435189B1Promote dissolution and removalMinimize and prevent ischemiaStentsBalloon catheterControl mannerDecreased mean arterial pressure
Methods for treating total and partial occlusions employ a perfusion conduit which is penetrated through the occlusive material. Oxygenated blood or other medium is then perfused through the conduit in a controlled manner, preferably at a controlled pressure below the arterial pressure, to maintain oxygenation and relieve ischemia in tissue distal to the occlusion. In another aspect, interventional devices, such as stents or balloon catheters, are passed through the perfusion catheter to remove obstructions. Optionally, the occlusion may be treated while perfusion is maintained, typically by introducing a thrombolytic or other agent into the occlusive material using the perfusion conduit or by employing mechanical means to remove the obstruction. Such methods are particularly suitable for treating acute stroke to prevent damage to the cerebral tissue.
Owner:SALIENT INTERVENTIONAL SYST

Methods and systems for treating ischemia

InactiveUS6436087B1Promote dissolution and removalMinimize and prevent ischemiaStentsBalloon catheterControl mannerThrombus
Methods for treating total and partial occlusions employ a perfusion conduit which is penetrated through the occlusive material. Oxygenated blood or other medium is then perfused through the conduit in a controlled manner, preferably at a controlled pressure below the arterial pressure, to maintain oxygenation and relieve ischemia in tissue distal to the occlusion. In another aspect, interventional devices, such as stents or balloon catheters, are passed through the perfusion catheter to remove obstructions. Optionally, the occlusion may be treated while perfusion is maintained, typically by introducing a thrombolytic or other agent into the occlusive material using the perfusion conduit or by employing mechanical means to remove the obstruction. Such methods are particularly suitable for treating acute stroke to prevent damage to the cerebral tissue.
Owner:SALIENT INTERVENTIONAL SYST

Modulating Function of Neural Structures Near the Ear

Stimulation of the facial nerve system (e.g., electrically, electromagnetically, etc.) in ischemic stroke patients will cause dilation of occluded arteries and dilation of surrounding arteries, allowing for blood flow to circumvent the obstruction and reach previously-deprived tissue. The device approaches the facial nerve and its branches in the vicinity of the ear. In use, the device can be inserted into the ear canal and / or placed in proximity to the ear in order to stimulate the facial nerve system non-invasively (e.g., using an electromagnetic field). The device can be used in the emergency treatment of acute stroke or chronically variations for long-term maintenance of blood flow to the brain and stroke prevention. Additional embodiments of the device may be adapted for use on different regions of the body.
Owner:NERVIVE

Method of stimulating fastigium nucleus to treat neurological disorders

A method of treating a neurological disorder (such as acute stroke) in a patient is provided. The method comprises introducing an electrical stimulation lead within the patient's head, advancing the stimulation lead within an intracranial vascular body, such as a blood vessel or ventricle, placing the stimulation lead adjacent the fastigium nucleus of the patient's brain, and stimulating the fastigium nucleus with the stimulation lead to treat the neurological disorder.
Owner:BOSTON SCI NEUROMODULATION CORP +1

Helmet Apparatus and System with Carotid Collar Means On-Boarded

Apparatus for helmeting with carotid collars works in conjunction with a transcranial Doppler, phased array photoacoustic device to transmit a first energy to a region of interest at an internal site of a subject to produce an image and blood flow velocities of a region of interest by outputting an optical excitation energy to said region of interest and heating said region, causing a transient thermoelastic expansion and produce a wideband ultrasonic emission. Systems integrate and register the signals for use in, for example, acute stroke care.
Owner:STEIN STUART +1

Method and apparatus for treating acute stroke

InactiveUS20050228359A1StentsBalloon catheterBrain HemisphereRisk stroke
The invention provides a method and system for introducing cool fluid to a targeted treatment site, such as, for example, a stroke-affected brain hemisphere. In one approach, the method generally includes introducing a catheter into a branch artery of the external carotid artery, and introducing fluid into the ipsilateral internal carotid artery. In one approach, a balloon is used to occlude the external carotid artery during introduction of the fluid into the internal carotid artery.
Owner:DOYLE AIDEN J

Method and apparatus for creating penumbra and infarct images

A method and apparatus for evaluating acute stroke patients and for determining whether a stroke patient will benefit from the use of thrombolysis therapy includes obtaining measurements of the cerebral blood flow and cerebral blood volume of the brain of a stroke patient, determining ischemic areas of the brain where the ischemic areas comprise the measurements of cerebral blood flow which are less than a first value and creating a penumbra-infarct map of the ischemic areas of the brain using the measurements. The infarct area corresponds to the area of the brain where cerebral blood volume is less than a second value. The penumbra area corresponds to the area of the brain where cerebral blood volume is greater than this second value. The method also includes determining a ratio of penumbra size to the total of penumbra size and infarct size. When the ratio is greater than a predetermined value, the stroke patient is a candidate for thrombolysis therapy.
Owner:UNIVERSITY OF LAUSANNE

Modulating function of the facial nerve system or related neural structures via the ear

Stimulation of the facial nerve system (e.g., electrically, electromagnetically, etc.) in stroke patients will cause dilation of occluded arteries and dilation of surrounding arteries, allowing for blood flow to circumvent the obstruction and reach previously-deprived tissue. The device approaches the facial nerve and its branches in the vicinity of the ear. In use, the device can be inserted into the ear canal or placed in proximity to the ear in order to stimulate the facial nerve system without puncturing the tympanic membrane (e.g., using an electromagnetic field). The device can also be advanced into the middle ear through a puncture created in the tympanic membrane. Branches of the facial nerve in the middle ear can then be stimulated directly (e.g., by application of electrical current). The device can be used in the emergency treatment of acute stroke or as chronically-implanted / inserted variations for long-term maintenance of blood flow to the brain and stroke prevention
Owner:NERVIVE

Method of stimulating fastigium nucleus to treat neurological disorders

A method of treating a neurological disorder (such as acute stroke) in a patient is provided. The method comprises introducing an electrical stimulation lead within the patient's head, advancing the stimulation lead within an intracranial vascular body, such as a blood vessel or ventricle, placing the stimulation lead adjacent the fastigium nucleus of the patient's brain, and stimulating the fastigium nucleus with the stimulation lead to treat the neurological disorder.
Owner:BOSTON SCI NEUROMODULATION CORP +1

Ct/mri integrated system for the diagnosis of acute strokes and methods thereof

A dual modality CT / MRI integrated system for the diagnosis of acute strokes and treating a patient and methods thereof. The method includes: immobilizing a patient or a portion thereof to a support; accommodating the patient or portion thereof in a CT device; scanning the same; placing the patient or portion thereof within an MRI device and imaging the same such that the orientation of the patient or portion thereof in the CT scanning and the MRI imaging is identical or at least spatially (2D or 3D) retrievable.
Owner:ASPECT IMAGING

Diagnosis of acute strokes

A method of evaluating patients suspected of suffering from an acute stroke, the method comprising:a) obtaining signals of impedance plethysmography (IPG), photoplethysmography (PPG) or both, in the patient;b) processing the one or more signals to obtain one or more measures of cerebral hemodynamics of the patient; andc) applying a rule to match said measures to a disease indication or choice of therapy or both, for the patient.
Owner:ORSAN MEDICAL TECH

Application of serum exosomes miR-9-3p and miR-124-3p as diagnosis markers of acute cerebral infarction

The invention discloses an application of serum exosomes miR-9-3p and miR-124-3p as diagnosis markers of acute cerebral infarction, wherein sequences of the miR-9-3p and miR-124-3p are shown as AUAAAGCUAGAUAACCGAAAGU and UAAGGCACGCGGUGAAUGCC. The exosomes in serum are precipitated by virtue of a high-molecular polyme, and the expression and differences of the brain tissue specific miR-9-3p and miR-124-3p in serum exosomes of a patient with stroke and a healthy person are analyzed by virtue of a real-time fluorescent quantitative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology. In the case of acute stroke, the brain tissue specific miR-9-3p and miR-124-3p enter peripheral blood in the form of the exosomes, with a level obviously increased in comparison with a control group, and expression quantities are positively correlated to a degree of brain injury; therefore, the miR-9-3p and miR-124-3p can be used as the markers for judging cerebral ischemic injury and degree.
Owner:广州爱索达生物医药技术有限公司

Metabolic intervention with GLP-1 or its biologically active analogues to improve the function of the ischemic and reperfused brain

It has now been discovered that GLP-1 treatment after acute stroke or hemorrhage, preferably intravenous administration, can be an ideal treatment because it provides a means for optimizing insulin secretion, increasing brain anabolism, enhancing insulin effectiveness by suppressing glucagon, and maintaining euglycemia or mild hypoglycemia with no risk of severe hypoglycemia.
Owner:ASTRAZENECA PHARMA LP

Method and system for mapping tissue status of acute stroke

The current invention provides a method of identifying a ischemic lesion. The method includes loading perfusion imaging data into an electronic memory element and deriving perfusion maps from the perfusion imaging data, where the perfusion maps include a cerebral blood volume (CBV) map and an arterial delay time (DT) map, which utilize arterial delay and dispersion effects. Ischemic pixels are determined from the perfusion imaging data, where the DT is greater than a predetermined first threshold value and the CBV is below a second threshold value and the infarct portion of the ischemic lesion is determined, where DT is greater than a predetermined third threshold value and / or the CBV is below a forth threshold value. A cluster analysis is applied to all of the determined ischemic lesion and infarct pixels and the penumbra is then determined, where mismatch regions between the ischemic lesion and the infarct core define the penumbra.
Owner:APOLLO MEDICAL IMAGING TECH

Method and apparatus for creating penumbra and infarct images

A method and apparatus for evaluating acute stroke patients and for determining whether a stroke patient will benefit from the use of thrombolysis therapy includes obtaining measurements of the cerebral blood flow and cerebral blood volume of the brain of a stroke patient, determining ischemic areas of the brain where the ischemic areas comprise the measurements of cerebral blood flow which are less than a first value and creating a penumbra-infarct map of the ischemic areas of the brain using the measurements. The infarct area corresponds to the area of the brain where cerebral blood volume is less than a second value. The penumbra area corresponds to the area of the brain where cerebral blood volume is greater than this second dvalue. The method also includes determining a ratio of penumbra size to the total of penumbra size and infarct size. When the ratio is greater than a predetermined value, the stroke patient is a candidate for thrombolysis therapy.
Owner:UNIVERSITY OF LAUSANNE

Modulating Function of Neural Structures Near the Ear

Stimulation of the facial nerve system (e.g., electrically, electromagnetically, etc.) in ischemic stroke patients will cause dilation of occluded arteries and dilation of surrounding arteries, allowing for blood flow to circumvent the obstruction and reach previously-deprived tissue. The device approaches the facial nerve and its branches in the vicinity of the ear. In use, the device can be inserted into the ear canal and / or placed in proximity to the ear in order to stimulate the facial nerve system non-invasively (e.g., using an electromagnetic field). The device can be used in the emergency treatment of acute stroke or chronically variations for long-term maintenance of blood flow to the brain and stroke prevention. Additional embodiments of the device may be adapted for use on different regions of the body.
Owner:NERVIVE

Sensors for detecting acute stroke and method of using same

A system and method for detecting stroke in an individual, and in particular a sleeping individual. The individual has sensors on a least one hand or wrist for detecting electrical and / or muscular activity. The sensors may be included in or on a glove or bracelet worn by the individual. The absence of electrical and / or muscular activity is indicative of a stroke, and when such absence is detected, an alert is raised. Absence of detecting electrical and / or muscular activity can be detected in only one hand and / or wrist to avoid false alarms from REM sleep which results in the absence of electrical and / or muscular activity in both hands.
Owner:PARODI JUAN +1

Traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating acute stroke and preparation method thereof

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating acute stroke and a preparation method thereof. The traditional Chinese medicine composition mainly comprises the following raw medicines: senna leaf, giant knotweed rhizome, artificial bovine calculus powder, concretio silicea bambusae and trichosanthes fruit seed. The traditional Chinese medicine composition provided by the invention has the efficacy of dredging intestines and inducing resuscitation, is suitable for the symptoms of viscera and phlegm retention and viscera qi obstruction caused by the acute stroke, and is used for treating phlegm retention and viscera qi obstruction of yang and yin shutting syndromes of viscera caused by the stroke. The traditional Chinese medicine composition for treating patients suffering from acute stroke can improve clinical curative effect, reduce mortality and improve the life quality of patients; and the clinical application is safe without side effects.
Owner:GUANGDONG HOSPITAL OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE

Procalcitonin for the diagnosis of bacterial infections and guidance of antibiotic treatment in patients with acute stroke or transient ischemic attack

The present invention relates to an in vitro method for the diagnosis and treatment guidance of a bacterial infection in patients suffering from an acute ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, comprising the determination of the level of Procalcitonin (PCT) or a fragment thereof having at least 12 amino acid residues in a sample of a bodily fluid from said patient and the correlation of the determined level to the diagnosis of a bacterial infection in said patient.
Owner:BRAHMS GMBH

Procalcitonin for the diagnosis of bacterial infections and guidance of antibiotic treatment in patients with acute stroke or transient ischemic attack

The present invention relates to an in vitro method for the diagnosis and treatment guidance of a bacterial infection in patients suffering from an acute ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, comprising the determination of the level of Procalcitonin (PCT) or a fragment thereof having at least 12 amino acid residues in a sample of a bodily fluid from said patient and the correlation of the determined level to the diagnosis of a bacterial infection in said patient.
Owner:BRAHMS GMBH

Methods for diagnosis and monitoring of neurological disease by detection of an encephalotoxin

Encephalotoxin produced by activated mononuclear phagocytes is present in individuals having neurological disease including neurodegenerative and neuro-inflammatory diseases, such as Alzheimer's disease (AD), HIV-1-associated dementia (HAD), Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, Mild Cognitive Impairment, prion disease, minor cognitive / motor dysfunction, acute stroke, acute trauma, or neuro-AIDS. Biochemical detection of encephalotoxin according to the methods of the invention will allow diagnosis of neurological disease in early, presymptomatic stages, thereby allowing early intervention in disease progression as well as identification of subjects or populations at risk for developing neurodegenerative disease. The methods of the invention also provide a mechanism for monitoring progression and treatment of neurological disease.
Owner:JACOBUS PHARMA CO INC

Balloon catheter for partially blocking blood flow

The invention discloses a balloon catheter for partially blocking blood flow. The balloon catheter comprises a catheter seat and a catheter body mounted at the catheter seat, wherein a plurality of balloons are arranged on a far-end segment of the catheter body, a main hole channel and a plurality of side hole channels are formed in the catheter body, the main hole channel axially extends, and theside hole channels are isolated from another; and a main pipe and a plurality of side pipes are correspondingly arranged on the catheter seat, and the multiple side hole channels respectively communicate to different balloons and are used for respectively controlling inflation states of the multiple balloons. By inflating the multiple balloons, near-end blood vessels of a thrombus are effectivelysealed, blocked and protected to different degrees, so that early perfusion of a lot of blood flow is reduced after acute stroke is dredged, and reperfusion injury complications are reduced; by adjusting the inflation states of the multiple balloons, multi-level accurate adjustment of the sealing states of blood vessels is realized, so that accurate control of perfusion blood flow is realized, and functional recovery of the brain is promoted; and manifold auxiliary instruments do not need to be used, and blood flow retardant radiography evaluation, short-term pipe flushing and liquid perfusion during operations can be realized by virtue of the single instrument.
Owner:SHANGHAI SIXTH PEOPLES HOSPITAL

Stroke treatment network system and stroke treatment platform

The invention discloses a stroke treatment network system and a stroke treatment platform. A stroke treatment platform is constructed, the information expressway for acute stroke treatment is built before the hospital, so that seamless joint of pre-hospital first aid and in-hospital first aid, no arrival of a patient and first arrival of information are achieved, delay in the stroke hospital is reduced, acute stroke treatment time is gained, and thus the treatment efficiency of the acute stroke patient is improved. A three-in-one cerebral stroke treatment network integrating pre-hospital first aid, in-hospital diagnosis and treatment and post-hospital follow-up visit is built based on the stroke treatment platform, so that the pre-hospital stroke treatment process is standardized and unblocked, the treatment time is shortened, the treatment efficiency is improved, and the fatality rate and disability rate of stroke attack are practically reduced.
Owner:重庆携心科技股份有限公司
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