5 results about "Patient assessment" patented technology

A system and method for assessing gaze stability and vestibular function using a mobile device are disclosed. The system includes a mobile application configured to execute gaze-stability testing protocols, a display module for presenting visual targets, a head-movement and eye-tracking module utilizing real-time video captured via the device's camera, a speech-recognition module for processing verbal responses, and a data-processing module to analyze head-movement and visual-acuity data. The system enables remote patient assessments and includes protocols such as static visual acuity, visual processing, and mobile gaze stabilization tests to evaluate metrics like peak head velocity and visual acuity. Results can be processed in real-time and can be securely transmitted to clinicians for remote evaluation. The disclosed system provides a cost-effective, user-friendly telehealth solution for vestibular function assessment, eliminating the need for specialized equipment or clinical visits.

A system and method for assessing gaze stability and vestibular function using a mobile device are disclosed. The system includes a mobile application configured to execute gaze-stability testing protocols, a display module for presenting visual targets, a head-movement and eye-tracking module utilizing real-time video captured via the device's camera, a speech-recognition module for processing verbal responses, and a data-processing module to analyze head-movement and visual-acuity data. The system enables remote patient assessments and includes protocols such as static visual acuity, visual processing, and mobile gaze stabilization tests to evaluate metrics like peak head velocity and visual acuity. Results can be processed in real-time and can be securely transmitted to clinicians for remote evaluation. The disclosed system provides a cost-effective, user-friendly telehealth solution for vestibular function assessment, eliminating the need for specialized equipment or clinical visits.

A system and method for detecting and predicting surgical wound infections is disclosed. The method includes receiving wound site data, ambient data, reference site data and auxiliary data from one or more wearable devices, one or more sensing units or a combination thereof, a patient history data from electronic health record database, patient assessment data from a clinical professional, information associated with a patient from the patient or any combination thereof. The method further includes determining one or more desired parameters and extracting one or more features from the one or more desired parameters. The method includes applying the extracted one or more features into a trained Artificial Intelligence (AI) based data model and a trained statistical model for the patient. Further, the method includes detecting presence of an infection, predicting likelihood of infection and generating a wound infection score.

The Ultrasound Lymphatic Treatment System and associated Manual and Ultrasound-Enhanced Lymphatic Drainage Method provide an integrated solution for preoperative and postoperative lymphatic stimulation. The system comprises a programmable ultrasound delivery subsystem, manual drainage implements, and a protocol-driven control module with real-time sensor feedback. The method includes individualized patient evaluation, mapping of lymphatic zones, and sequential application of manual drainage and low-frequency ultrasound along anatomically validated pathways. The system generates a patient-specific lymphatic zone map and session ultrasound parameter set, enabling reproducible, zone-targeted therapy. Closed-loop regulation of ultrasound parameters and contact pressure ensures safety and efficacy. The invention standardizes the combination of manual and ultrasound modalities, accelerates edema resolution, reduces pain, and supports immune recovery, addressing the lack of coordinated, evidence-based lymphatic care in surgical patients.

An improved urodynamic study system for generating an abdominal pressure from a measurement of vesical pressure and a measurement of electrical activity of abdominal muscles using electromyography is provided. The system is characterized by a vesical catheter adapted or otherwise equipped to sense vesical pressure, an abdominal electromyography sensor or sensor array to sense electrical activity of abdominal muscles, and, a signal processing interface for producing synchronous channels of vesical pressure and generated abdominal pressure in furtherance of performing a urodynamic patient assessment.