In the detection of the presence of a biomarker or the like in a sample of a flowable substance, e.g. a powder or a liquid, usually a body fluid, such as blood, urine, or saliva, for example, a disposable sample receiver (3) is used, which has a receiving chamber (301) that is dimensioned to receive a predetermined volume and is surrounded by a depression (303) receiving any excess volume for which there is no room in the receiving chamber (301). The receiving chamber (301) has a bottom outlet (302) closed by a removable strip (33), e.g. a plastic strip or foil. Upon pulling away the strip (33) from the bottom outlet, the sample in the receiving chamber is emptied into a flow path (32) leading to at least one detection compartment (321) permitting direct visual inspection. Preferably, disposable sample receiver (3) is used in a detector assembly (1) including an electronic camera (23), a CPU (26) and a display (22). Hereby, the volume of the sample to be analyzed will always be the same, and by controlling the exact point of time when the sample is passed on into the flow path (32), a high degree of repeatability and accuracy is achieved, and thereby also a fail-safe system.

An electronic device and method are disclosed herein. The electronic device includes a sensor and a processor. The processor implements the method, including measuring infrared light corresponding to a user using the sensor, and detecting biometric information of the user if the infrared information satisfies a predetermined condition.

A portable medical diagnostic device (100) to collect and analyze one or more biological specimen of a user is provided. The device (100) includes a housing having an interactive display (102) and a keypad (104). The keypad (104) comprises a plurality of selectable keys (106-1 or 106-2). The device (100) includes one or more biological specimen collection modules (108) operatively connected to the housing to receive at least one biological specimen of the user. One or more biological specimen collection modules (108) are communicably coupled with at least one selectable key of the selectable keys (106-1 or 106-2). The device (100) includes one or more sensors (110) provided in each of biological specimen collection module (108), configured to analyze at least one biological specimen received in the associated biological specimen collection module to determine one or more parameters of the biological specimen to be displayed on the interactive display (102).

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are described for predicting a neurological injury to a participant in an activity. The activity can be, for example, an athletic activity that involves repeated, high-impact collisions between participants. Sensor data reflecting interactions between participants in the activity is received from various wearable and non-wearable sensors. The sensor data is evaluated in conjunction with a baseline neurological risk profile of a participant to determine a likelihood that the participant has suffered a potential neurological injury. If this likelihood meets a threshold risk level, an onsite request/response test is initiated to glean more information relating to the participant's condition. Response data associated with the onsite test is cognitively evaluated to determine an updated likelihood of neurological injury to the participant and a follow-up action is determined based on the updated likelihood of neurological injury.

The invention relates to an apparatus for recording physiological parameters, which can be inserted in an ear canal. The apparatus is designed with a tube, which is to be introduced into the ear canal, and a housing, which is connected to the tube. The tube comprises a largely cylindrical portion at a distal end that faces toward the eardrum when being worn. At least one sensor device for recording physiological parameters is integrated in the housing. The largely cylindrical portion is designed with at least one sensor opening for at least one sensor component for recording physiological parameters. The at least one sensor opening is spaced apart from the longitudinal axis L.sub.A of the largely cylindrical portion by a distance l.sub.sensoropening. A receiver device for outputting sound signals may also be integrated in the apparatus, so that the apparatus is suitable for applying sound to the eardrum. The invention further relates to an ear adapter for detachable attachment to the largely cylindrical portion of the tube of the apparatus, wherein the ear adapter is attached thereto in such a way that the at least one sensor opening comes to lie in close proximity to an inner surface of the ear canal or comes into contact therewith.

A highly integrated analyte detection device is provided. The transmitter is composed of a shell, a cover body, a circuit module and an electrical connection module. The circuit module is fixedly connected with the shell, one end of the electric connection module is fixedly connected with the circuit module, the other end extends to the outside through the through hole on the shell, and is electrically connected with other structural parts. The sealing material is filled between the electric connection module and the through hole, and the cover body and the shell are clamped together to form a seal for the circuit module, which makes the transmitter structure simpler. The shell and the circuit module can be processed separately and then assembled. The production process is less difficult and the production cost is reduced at the same time.

A device is provided for automatically assessing functional hemodynamic properties of a patient is provided, the device comprising: a housing; an ultrasound unit coupled to the housing and adapted for adducing ultrasonic waves into the patient at a vessel; a detector adapted to sense signals obtained as a result of adducing ultrasonic waves into the patient at the vessel and to record the; and a processor adapted for receiving the recorded signals as data and transforming the data for output at an interface. Other devices, systems, methods, and/or computer-readable media may be provided in relation to assessing functional hemodynamics of a patient.

The present invention relates to a sensor applicator assembly for a continuous glucose monitoring system and provides a sensor applicator assembly for a continuous glucose monitoring system, which is manufactured with a sensor module assembled inside an applicator, thereby minimizing additional work by a user for attaching the sensor module to the body and allowing the sensor module to be attached to the body simply by operating the applicator, and thus can be used more conveniently. A battery is built in the sensor module and a separate transmitter is connected to the sensor module so as to receive power supply from the sensor module and be continuously used semi-permanently, thereby making the assembly economical. The sensor module and the applicator are used as disposables, thereby allowing accurate and safe use and convenient maintenance.

A spirometer attachment includes a housing. A securement on the housing removably secures the housing to a spirometer. A measuring device within the housing is to collect breath data from the spirometer. At least one LED is to emit light away from the housing based on the collected breath data. A circuit board or controller within the housing is to control the light emitted by the LED based on the breath data.

Embodiments herein disclose a patient monitoring system (100). The patient monitoring system (100) includes an ECG electrode (110), comprises multiple built-in sensors (110e), configured to measure patient information and stream the patient information. Further, a patient monitor (120) is configured to receive the streamed patient information from the ECG electrode (110) and display the streamed patient information. The patient monitoring system (100) is primarily targeted for patients in ICU who are at risk of acquiring pressure ulcers or VAP or Sepsis. A wearable device in the form factor of the ECG electrode with multiple built-in sensors to monitor patient bed position, head up elevation angle, skin temperature, heart rate and respiratory rate. Information from smart ECG electrode is relayed either through a wired or wireless medium and displayed through the standard patient monitor or using a gateway device.