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144 results about "Blood gas analysis" patented technology

A blood gas test measures the amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood. It may also be used to determine the pH of the blood, or how acidic it is. The test is commonly known as a blood gas analysis or arterial blood gas (ABG) test. Your red blood cells transport oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout your body.

Blood cell analysis chip, analysis meter and analysis method

The invention belongs to the technical field of blood cell analysis, and particularly relates to a blood cell analysis chip, analysis meter and analysis method. The blood cell analysis chip disclosed by the invention comprises a white blood cell/hemoglobin analysis chip and a red blood cell/blood platelet analysis chip; the white blood cell/hemoglobin analysis chip performs white blood cell classification by adopting the sheath flow technology and the multi-angle laser polarized light scattering technology, and detects the concentration of hemoglobin by adopting the light absorption method; the red blood cell/blood platelet analysis chip counts the red blood cells and blood platelets respectively by adopting the electrical impedance technology and the floating threshold technology. According to the invention, the blood cell analysis chip is utilized to realize classification of blood cells, has the advantages that the structure is simple, the size is small, the cost is low, the operation is convenient, the easy maintenance and transportation are realized, the chip can be discarded after being used, and the like, satisfies the development requirements of miniaturization, integration and portability of an analysis instrument, and is particularly suitable for field detection, emergency analysis, household application and use of primary care departments.
Owner:深圳中科芯海智能科技有限公司

Point-of-care in-vitro blood analysis system

Devices for cost-effectively performing in-vitro diagnostic chemical analyses at multiple distributed locations within a medical institution are disclosed. One object of this invention is to provide a network of distributed sensory devices that acquire sensor signals from blood specimens and deliver those signals through a connect on to a central location for analysis by a general-purpose computer and generation of an analysis result. The analysis result is then sent to numerous locations on a network for display, including also possibly back to the location of signal acquisition. Cost-effective mobile sensing devices are also disclosed. The present system includes blood-sensor signal acquisition devices distributed throughout the hospital. The sensory signal-acquisition devices are card readers that acquire raw sensory signals from diagnostic cards inserted therein. These diagnostic cards are smart card-like devices modified for blood collection that contain sensory elements such as electrodes adapted to provide a raw sensory signal. The signal acquisition devices are modified smart card readers, which acquire the raw sensory data from an inserted smart card through a standardized contact arrangement and provide the raw data to data processing devices such as data acquisition cards. The system includes multiple remote ports for acquiring blood sensor signals. One or more card reader, when connected to a mobile general-purpose computer, can be converted into a complete mobile blood analyzer.
Owner:ABBOTT POINT CARE +1

Infrared gas detection system suitable for oil-containing gas analysis of reservoir

The invention relates to the technical field of gas detection, in particular to an infrared gas detection system suitable for oil-containing gas analysis of a reservoir, which is characterized by comprising a vacuum pump, wherein the vacuum pump is used for dedusting and drying gas desorbed in a drilling process and conveying the desorbed gas into a constant-current stabilizer through a gas pipeline; after the flow of the gas is stabilized by the constant-current stabilizer, the gas enters from an inlet of a detection chamber and is continuously exhausted from an outlet of the detection chamber; the detection chamber comprises a temperature control mechanism used for thermostatically heating and controlling a heating element in the detection chamber so that the detection chamber forms a constant-temperature gas chamber; three infrared light sources, namely a light hydrocarbon gas infrared light source, a heavy hydrocarbon gas infrared light source and a CO2 infrared light source, which have the absorption peak wavelengths of three gases comprising light hydrocarbon gas, heavy hydrocarbon gas and CO2 gas, are arranged on a gas route vertical to the constant-temperature gas chamber; after passing through the gas vertical to the constant-temperature gas chamber, the three infrared light sources are received by three photoelectric receiving tubes in three photoelectric receiving circuits; and after the three infrared light sources are amplified by an amplification processing circuit, absorption light-wave intensities of the three gases, namely the light hydrocarbon gas, the heavy hydrocarbon gas and the CO2 gas, are displayed on a displayer along a time axis. The system has the characteristics of high reliability, convenient operation and low cost.
Owner:中国石油集团川庆钻探工程有限公司长庆录井公司

Gas analysis system and method

A gas specimen mixture analysis system includes at least one sensor for measuring the concentrations of inert components in the gas specimen mixture, a pressure sensor for measuring the pressure of the gas specimen mixture, and a temperature sensor for measuring the temperature of the gas specimen mixture. A subsystem measures the speed of sound in the gas specimen mixture, and a processing subsystem, responsive to the at least one inert component sensor, the pressure sensor, the temperature sensor, and the subsystem for measuring the speed of sound, is configured to generate a number of sample gas mixtures with varying percentages of hydrocarbon gases, each including the measured inert component concentrations. The processing subsystem is also configured to calculate, for each generated sample gas mixture, the speed of sound therein based on the measured pressure and temperature and the particular percentages of hydrocarbon gases therein, and iteratively compare the measured speed of sound with the calculated speed of sound in different sample gas mixtures until convergence for a particular sample gas mixture. The processing subsystem is further configured to calculate the molecular weight of the particular sample gas mixture and set the molecular weight of the gas specimen mixture to the calculated molecular weight.
Owner:BAKER HUGHES INC

Optical physiologic sensors and methods

Physiologic sensors and methods of application are described. These sensors function by detecting recently discovered variations in the spectral optical density at two or more wavelengths of light diffused through the skin. These variations in spectral optical density have been found to consistently and uniquely relate to changes in the availability of oxygen in the skin tissue, relative to the skin tissue's current need for oxygen, which we have termed Physiology Index (PI). Current use of blood gas analysis and pulse oximetry provides physiologic insight only to blood oxygen content and cannot detect the status of energy conversion metabolism at the tissue level. By contrast, the PI signal uniquely portrays when the skin tissue is receiving ‘less than enough oxygen,’‘just the right amount of oxygen,’ or ‘more than enough oxygen’ to enable aerobic energy conversion metabolism. The PI sensor detects one pattern of photonic response to insufficient skin tissue oxygen, or tissue hypoxia, (producing negative PI values) and a directly opposite photonic response to excess tissue oxygen, or tissue hyperoxia, (producing positive PI values), with a neutral zone in between (centered at PI zero). Additionally, unique patterns of PI signal response have been observed relative to the level of physical exertion, typically with a secondary positive-going response trend in the PI values that appears to correspond with increasing fatigue. The PI sensor illuminates the skin with alternating pulses of selected wavelengths of red and infrared LED light, then detects the respective amount of light that has diffused through the skin to an aperture located a lateral distance from the light source aperture. Additional structural features include means of internally excluding light from directly traveling from the light emitters to the photodetector within the sensor. This physiology sensor and methods of use offer continuous, previously unavailable information relating to tissue-level energy conversion metabolism. Several alternative embodiments are described, including those that would be useful in medical care, athletics, and personal health maintenance applications.
Owner:REVEAL BIOSENSORS INC
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