A puncture needle retracts and projects relative to a protection member synchronized with heart pulse information.
An implantable device measures myocardial impedance to determine perfusion status during tachyarrhythmia.
A wearable electrode garment uses a porous mesh layer to conduct electrical current while reducing direct adhesion to patient tissue.
A flexible film sensor integrates into garments to establish reliable skin contact for electrocardiogram signals.
An implantable device surface with a semi-random micropillar pattern prevents organized cell clusters and fibrous encapsulation.
Segmented receptacles in an ECG adapter accept varying lead pin configurations, eliminating the need for multiple lead sets during clinical transitions.
A monitoring system calculates baroreflex sensitivity by synchronizing electrocardiogram signals with pulse wave transit times.
A blood pressure monitor determines values by identifying a reference point in the pulse course transition area from systole to diastole.
A computation processor identifies candidate P-waves in ECG waveforms by measuring specific amplitude and timing features.
A decayed threshold function weights surrounding data points to identify probable peaks within segmented sequential signals.
Segmenting cardiac data into discrete windows reduces device complexity while maintaining reliable ischemia prediction through dynamic thresholding.
A heart beat detection method segments cardiac signals and evaluates peak sequences against physiological constraints to identify valid rhythms.
An automated electrocardiography system detects subwaveforms within the P wave to enable precise cardiac parameter measurement.
Wireless transceivers in implantable sensors transmit biological data externally, eliminating physical wires that cause infection and injury risks.
Detects atrial fibrillation by merging P wave analysis with RR interval data, reducing false positives from irregular ventricular rhythms.
Dual motion sensors capture body movement signals for processing.
Integrating a semiconductive sensor lid as an electrode detects heart activity without consuming device space or increasing noise interference.
Segmented electrode arrays drive uniform current across orthogonal axes to reduce geometric distortion in three-dimensional cardiac navigation.
Nesting a mapping catheter inside a treatment catheter groove reduces device complexity and gas leak risks during cardiac procedures.
A sleep analysis system processes respiratory therapy data to communicate usage insights directly to users.
Monitoring device segments detection into independent modes that switch based on false alarm counts, improving accuracy while managing complexity.
A sensory stimulus headset delivers synchronized visual and auditory signals to manage fibromyalgia symptoms.
Work surface sensors capture ECG and PPG signals during natural device interaction to derive physiological metrics.
An inwardly bent distal tip section deflects radially to prevent contact with surrounding tissue during catheter navigation.
Estimate arterial diastolic pressure via ventricular waveform dP/dtmin analysis, resolving measurement reliability issues in hemodynamic monitoring.
Segmented implantable device monitors physiological signals to detect acute myocardial infarction, resolving diagnostic ambiguity without delaying treatment.
Extra-vascular electrodes gate defibrillation shocks to respiratory phases, lowering energy requirements and device volume.