Patent classifications
A61B5/0265
DYNAMIC IMPEDANCE IMAGING SYSTEM
A dynamic impedance imaging system includes a dynamic impedance imaging sensor, an impedance detection and flow rate measurement module and an electrical impedance tomography (EIT) instrument. The impedance detection and flow rate measurement module is configured to detect an abnormal particle flowing through the dynamic impedance imaging sensor to obtain a flow rate of the abnormal particle, and generate a synchronous trigger signal. The EIT instrument is configured to inject a sinusoidal excitation current into the dynamic impedance imaging sensor under the trigger of the synchronous trigger signal, perform multi-channel interleaved sampled for the abnormal particle according to the flow rate to acquire multi-channel sampled data, and calibrate the multi-channel sampled data to implement impedance tomography imaging for the abnormal particle.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING STATUS OF FISTULA
A system for evaluating a status of a fistula of a subject includes a radio device that emits a carrier radio wave toward the fistula, and that receives a return wave signal formed through reflection of the carrier radio wave by the fistula, and an evaluating device that performs a time-frequency transform on a digitized detection signal related to the return wave signal to result in frequency spectrum information, that calculates a magnitude ratio based on the frequency spectrum information, that generates an evaluation result by using a machine learning model based on the magnitude ratio, and that outputs the evaluation result which indicates the status of the fistula.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING STATUS OF FISTULA
A system for evaluating a status of a fistula of a subject includes a radio device that emits a carrier radio wave toward the fistula, and that receives a return wave signal formed through reflection of the carrier radio wave by the fistula, and an evaluating device that performs a time-frequency transform on a digitized detection signal related to the return wave signal to result in frequency spectrum information, that calculates a magnitude ratio based on the frequency spectrum information, that generates an evaluation result by using a machine learning model based on the magnitude ratio, and that outputs the evaluation result which indicates the status of the fistula.
METHODS OF IDENTIFYING AND LOCATING TISSUE ABNORMALITIES IN A BIOLOGICAL TISSUE
A method of identifying and locating tissue abnormalities in a biological tissue includes irradiating an electromagnetic signal, via a probe defining a transmitting probe, in the vicinity of a biological tissue. The irradiated electromagnetic signal is received at a probe, defining a receiving probe, after the signal is scattered/reflected by the biological tissue. Blood flow information pertaining to the biological tissue is provided. Based on the received irradiated electromagnetic signal and the blood flow information, tissue properties of the biological tissue are reconstructed. A tracking unit determines the position of at least one of the transmitting probe and the receiving probe while the step of receiving is being carried out, the at least one probe defining a tracked probe. The reconstructed tissue properties are correlated with the determined probe position so that tissue abnormalities can be identified and spatially located.
METHODS OF IDENTIFYING AND LOCATING TISSUE ABNORMALITIES IN A BIOLOGICAL TISSUE
A method of identifying and locating tissue abnormalities in a biological tissue includes irradiating an electromagnetic signal, via a probe defining a transmitting probe, in the vicinity of a biological tissue. The irradiated electromagnetic signal is received at a probe, defining a receiving probe, after the signal is scattered/reflected by the biological tissue. Blood flow information pertaining to the biological tissue is provided. Based on the received irradiated electromagnetic signal and the blood flow information, tissue properties of the biological tissue are reconstructed. A tracking unit determines the position of at least one of the transmitting probe and the receiving probe while the step of receiving is being carried out, the at least one probe defining a tracked probe. The reconstructed tissue properties are correlated with the determined probe position so that tissue abnormalities can be identified and spatially located.
Biological information detection system and biological information detection method
In order to stably detect biological information such as the heartbeat, respiration, and pulse waves of a living organism, a biological information detection system that detects biological information comprises: a transmission antenna arranged on one side of the living organism and irradiating radio waves of prescribed polarized waves on to the living organism; a reception antenna arranged on the other side of the living organism and receiving transmitted waves being polarized waves orthogonal to the radio waves of prescribed polarized waves in a step in which same are transmitted through the living organism; and a detection unit that detects biological information on the basis of the transmitted waves received by the reception antenna.
Bio-signal measuring apparatus and bio-signal measuring method
A bio-signal measuring apparatus includes a first electrode, a second electrode, a third electrode, a fourth electrode, and a first circuit network and a second circuit network, each of the first circuit network and the second circuit network includes one or more resistances. The bio-signal measuring apparatus further includes an impedance measurer configured to measure a first impedance of the first circuit network in a first correction mode, measure a second impedance of the second circuit network in a second correction mode, measure a third impedance of an object in a first measurement mode, using the first electrode, the second electrode, the third electrode, and the fourth electrode, and measure a fourth impedance of the object in a second measurement mode, using the first electrode, the second electrode, the third electrode, and the fourth electrode.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR NON-INVASIVE CONDITION DETECTION USING AN ALL FIBER PORTABLE TERAHERTZ IMAGING SYSTEM
Method and apparatus for non-invasive condition detection using an all fiber portable terahertz imaging system. An imaging system of the present disclosure may comprise a control module comprising a femtosecond pulsed laser configured to generate an output light beam, a dispersion compensation unit configured to receive the output light beam and transmit a laser light beam generated based upon the output light beam, a beam splitter configured to receive the laser light beam and divide the laser light beam into a pump light beam and a reference light beam; and a rapid scanning optical delay line configured to receive the pump light beam and transmit an exit light beam generated based upon the pump light beam, a patch probe comprising a transmitter module, an optics lens, and a detector module.
Wearable sensing band
A wearable sensing band is presented that generally provides a non-intrusive way to measure a person's cardiovascular vital signs including pulse transit time and pulse wave velocity. The band includes a strap with one or more primary electrocardiography (ECG) electrodes which are in contact with a first portion of the user's body, one or more secondary ECG electrodes, and one or more pulse pressure wave arrival (PPWA) sensors. The primary and secondary ECG electrodes detect an ECG signal whenever the secondary ECG electrodes make electrical contact with the second portion of the user's body, and the PPWA sensors sense an arrival of a pulse pressure wave to the first portion of the user's body from the user's heart. The ECG signal and PPWA sensor(s) readings are used to compute at least one of a pulse transit time (PTT) or a pulse wave velocity (PWV) of the user.
Wearable sensing band
A wearable sensing band is presented that generally provides a non-intrusive way to measure a person's cardiovascular vital signs including pulse transit time and pulse wave velocity. The band includes a strap with one or more primary electrocardiography (ECG) electrodes which are in contact with a first portion of the user's body, one or more secondary ECG electrodes, and one or more pulse pressure wave arrival (PPWA) sensors. The primary and secondary ECG electrodes detect an ECG signal whenever the secondary ECG electrodes make electrical contact with the second portion of the user's body, and the PPWA sensors sense an arrival of a pulse pressure wave to the first portion of the user's body from the user's heart. The ECG signal and PPWA sensor(s) readings are used to compute at least one of a pulse transit time (PTT) or a pulse wave velocity (PWV) of the user.