10 results about "Motherisk" patented technology

The present invention relates to a breast pump built to accumulate milk (M) expressed from a breast of a lactating mother in a container, the breast pump including:a housing,a sensor means including an emitter for an emission of electromagnetic waves and a receiver for a reception of the electromagnetic waves, designed to provide a sensor signal for a detection of milk (M),a controller for controlling a suction source and preferably adapted to receive the sensor signal, andthe container adapted to contain a predetermined amount of milk (M) and including at least one transparent section which is at least partially transparent to the electromagnetic waves and arranged to be in contact with milk (M),wherein one or more of the sensor means is arranged to face in a direction towards at least one of the transparent section at least at a first fill level (L1) above a lowermost level (L0) of the container in order to provide the sensor signal as a function of milk (M) being present in front of the sensor means in the direction, andwherein the emitter and the receiver are arranged in order to have the emitted electromagnetic waves be reflected by milk at the transparent section and detected by the receiver.

This disclosure relates generally to method and system for predicting pregnancy complications using a ranked incremental cumulative risk (RICR) scoring. During pregnancy, undetected medical or obstetric events may result in complications that pose risks to both the mother and the neonate. The method displays a questionnaire comprising a plurality of predefined questions on a clinical device to be answered by a subject. In response from the subject a plurality of answers and one or more unanswered questions for the questionnaire are received to compute a plurality of risk score. Then, a ranked incremental cumulative risk score is computed for the plurality of risk scores using a ranked incremental cumulative risk (RICR) scoring technique to generate a rank index. Finally, the risk index, an action plan, a risk tier, and an action plan is displayed on the clinical device to notify a clinician with a machine-generated alert.

The present invention identifies, at an early stage, a risk posed to a newborn or infant child, or recommendation information regarding said risk. This information processing system acquires input information related to the mother of a newborn or infant child, and estimates bacterial flora information related to the intestinal bacterial flora of the child on the basis of the acquired input information. The information processing system identifies, on the basis of the estimation result, risk information indicating a risk related to at least one among health, growth, and development of the child, and outputs the risk information. The information processing system identifies, on the basis of the estimation result, recommendation information regarding at least one of the diet of the mother and childcare for the child, and outputs the recommendation information.

This disclosure relates generally to method and system for predicting pregnancy complications using a ranked incremental cumulative risk (RICR) scoring. During pregnancy, undetected medical or obstetric events may result in complications that pose risks to both the mother and the neonate. The method displays a questionnaire comprising a plurality of predefined questions on a clinical device to be answered by a subject. In response from the subject a plurality of answers and one or more unanswered questions for the questionnaire are received to compute a plurality of risk score. Then, a ranked incremental cumulative risk score is computed for the plurality of risk scores using a ranked incremental cumulative risk (RICR) scoring technique to generate a rank index. Finally, the risk index, an action plan, a risk tier, and an action plan is displayed on the clinical device to notify a clinician with a machine-generated alert.

The present invention relates to an artificial intelligence-based risk detection system using fetal sound signals acquired from an NST device, wherein said system is used in the medical field to analyze fetal heart rates in a pregnant subject via an NST (Non-Stress Test) device and to monitor whether the life course of the fetus and the mother is proceeding normally, thereby evaluating, diagnosing, and generating alerts regarding the presence of any fetal distress affecting the maternal health status or the growth and development of the fetus.

This is an adapter for cleaning the breast milk passage of a device for breastfeeding an infant. The device has a narrow passage that carries breast milk from the mother through a remote flow indicator device and returns it to the device tip for the infant. The adapter is tapered externally to match the inner surface of the device's projection, and an axial hole provides fluid communication between the external base region and the internal tip of the tapered adapter. The axial hole can receive the output opening of a fluid discharger. When the adapter is placed inside the breastfeeding device, cleaning fluid from the fluid discharger can flush through the breast milk passage of the device. An alternative embodiment of the adapter has an internal hollow portion molded to fit snugly onto the outer surface of the breastfeeding device's projection.

The Breast Sense Feeding Monitor provides real-time measurement of breastfeeding metrics including milk volume and infant suck and swallow characteristics over multiple feedings in home and clinical settings. The system utilizes machine-learning to combine data from multiple sensors and provide accurate, personalized real-time data to support breastfeeding mothers.

Devices and methods for assisting a mother to ensure correct latching of an infant onto the breast or bottle during feeding. A latch-assist tool may include a hands-free warm, soft light that can be directed towards the baby's mouth so as to provide light for the mother to see to help with successful feeding, along with a spatula-like tip designed to help flange the baby's lips out for proper latch positioning. Optionally, the latch-assist tool can be used with a magnetic storage device and / or a magnetic holder that may also serve as a breast-feeding reminder clip.