A system, device and method for automatically and remotely acquiring sensor data from a wearable patch mounted on a patient. An example device implemented as a wearable patch includes a sensor assembly comprising a plurality of sensors configured to detect a corresponding plurality of sensory modalities and generate electrical signals representing the sensory modalities. A signal converter receives the electrical signals from the plurality of sensors and converts the signals to sensor data signals comprising a data representation of at least one of the electrical signals. A communications interface communicates the sensor data signals to a sensor data processing system.

The invention discloses a highly integrated analyte detection system, including: a bottom case; a sensor structure, the sensor structure includes a sensor and a sensor base, the sensor includes a signal output end and a detection end, and at least two first electrical connection areas insulated from each other are provided on the surface of the signal output end; and a transmitter, the transmitter and the bottom case are fastened with each other, and the transmitter is provided with second electrical connection areas, which are insulated from each other, corresponding to the first electrical connection areas, each second electrical connection area is electrically connected to the corresponding first electrical connection area. Such a design reduces the height of the sensor structure, making the overall structure of the detection system more compact, as a result, reducing the volume and enhancing the user experience.

A surgical visualization system is disclosed. The surgical visualization system is configured to identify one or more structure(s) and/or determine one or more distances with respect to obscuring tissue and/or the identified structure(s). The surgical visualization system can facilitate avoidance of the identified structure(s) by a surgical device. The surgical visualization system can comprise a first emitter configured to emit a plurality of tissue-penetrating light waves and a second emitter configured to emit structured light onto the surface of tissue. The surgical visualization system can also include an image sensor configured to detect reflected visible light, tissue-penetrating light, and/or structured light. The surgical visualization system can convey information to one or more clinicians regarding the position of one or more hidden identified structures and/or provide one or more proximity indicators. In various instances, a robotic camera of the surgical visualization system can monitor and track one or more tagged structures.

The invention discloses a micro-analyte detection device, which comprises a bottom case, the bottom board of the bottom case is provided with a mounting hole; a sensor structure, the sensor structure includes a sensor and a sensor base, and the sensor includes a signal output end and a detection end, and a transmitter, the transmitter includes a transmitter housing and an electronic device, the electronic device is provided with an electrical connection area, when the transmitter is installed in the working position, the electrical connection area is electrically connected with the signal output end. This device effectively reduces the overall thickness of the analyte detection device and enhances the user experience.

A sensing device includes a base, a probe structure and a transmitter structure. The base is provided with a first fastener part. The probe structure includes a second fastener part, a probe and a connection area. The transmitter structure includes a transmitter housing and a transmitter disposed inside the transmitter housing, the transmitter housing is provided with a connection hole, the shape of which matches the shape of the probe structure, and when the transmitter structure is mounted to the base, the probe structure is located in the connection hole, and the transmitter is electrically connected to the connection area to receive the signal generated by the probe.

A biosensory garment comprising removal portions to permit access to parts of a wearer's body. The portions having physiological sensors in contact with the wearer's body. A central processor adapted to receive, process and transmit sensor information to a command computer Wherein the wearer's physical condition can be monitored or recorded over a time period to facilitate medical intervention, ongoing recovery or rehabilitation.

A physiological signal monitoring device includes a base, a biosensor mounted to the base and adapted to measure an analytical substance, and a transmitter. The base includes a flexible base body and a first coupling structure. The first coupling structure is disposed on the bottom plate. The transmitter is removably mounted to the base body, and includes a bottom casing and a second coupling structure. The first and second coupling structures are coupled to each other when the transmitter is mounted to the base body, and are uncoupled from each other by the flexibility of the base body when an external force is applied on a periphery of the base body. The first and second coupling structures are disposed to be distal from a periphery cooperatively defined by the base and the transmitter when the first and second coupling structures are coupled to each other.

Methods and systems are provided for diagnosis and/or treatment of microvascular dysfunction, such as microvascular obstruction (MVO) by injecting volumetric flows into a vessel using an infusion system to arrest or reverse native antegrade flow, such that an equipoise value of volumetric flow rate and corresponding pressure may be determined, which in turn enables calculation of MVO, absolute hydrodynamic resistance, fractional flow reserve, coronary flow reserve, and other physiologic parameters in real-time or near real time.

A spirometry system operable to measure airflow through an air passage defined by a mouthpiece including one or more contact sensors configured to generate at least one mouth contact signal indicative of user mouth contact with the proximal portion of the mouthpiece. The spirometry system can further include an airflow sensor configured to generate an airflow signal corresponding to airflow within the air passage, and processor circuitry communicatively coupled to the one or more contact sensors and to the airflow sensor. The processor circuitry can be configured to determine an indication of an amount of user mouth contact for use with a measurement of airflow by the processor circuitry.

A general-purpose mobile communication device, general-purpose computer user-interface device, and other non-health-related electronic devices with cardiovascular monitoring capability. Various aspects of the present invention may comprise a general-purpose mobile communication device (e.g., a cellular telephone, portable email device, personal digital assistant, etc.) comprising a communication interface module adapted to communicate with a general-purpose communication network, and at least one module operational to acquire cardiac information from a user of the general-purpose mobile communication device. The general-purpose communication device may, for example, comprise a cardiac sensor (e.g., electrodes) disposed on the mobile communication device, which may be utilized to acquire cardiac information during use of the mobile communication device. Various aspects of the present invention may also comprise a non-health related electronic device (e.g., a general-purpose mobile communication device, general-purpose user-interface device for a general-purpose computer, gaming controller, etc.) that, during normal non-health-related utilization, acquire, analyze and/or communicate user health-related information.