A monitor defibrillator uses a touch screen interface to enable intuitive scrolling and zooming of electrocardiogram waveforms.
Clinical activity detection modules trigger automatic power status changes to reduce battery depletion risks from manual user errors.
Dual vector interval analysis discriminates ventricular tachycardia from fibrillation, reducing unnecessary shocks and preserving battery life.
Low energy cardioversion converts ventricular tachycardia in subcutaneous defibrillators, extending battery life and improving patient comfort.
Distinct electrode dipoles measure transimpedance changes from cardiac pulsatility, reducing unnecessary shocks by verifying ventricular activity.
Piezo-electric generators convert manual compression energy into defibrillation pulses, eliminating heavy batteries and enabling portable emergency use.
A wearable medical system uses dual detection thresholds to differentiate tachyarrhythmia and bradyarrhythmia signals.
A piezoelectric transformer charges a storage element in an MR-compatible defibrillator.
A shape memory implant transitions from a compact form to an expanded structure using self-expanding end parts.
Alternating high and low intensity light and sound pulses in the AED notifier reduces instantaneous battery load while maintaining effective user notification.
Dynamic release velocity thresholds adapt to measured chest depth and rate, resolving fixed threshold limitations in CPR monitoring.