Patent classifications
A61B5/113
Detection of position and frequency of a periodically moving organ in an MRI examination
A method and system are provided for detecting a position of a periodically moving organ in a MRI examination. MR images of an examining person including a periodically moving organ are provided over a plurality of periodic cycles of the periodically moving organ. Based on the provided MR images, a pixel frequency is associated with each pixel of the MR images. Using the associated pixel frequencies and the positions of the pixels within the MR images, the position and the frequency of the periodically moving organ are determined.
Respiratory navigation signal extraction method and apparatus, magnetic resonance imaging system and storage medium
The present disclosure related to techniques for extracting a respiratory navigation signal for use in a magnetic resonance imaging system. The extracted respiratory navigation signals accurately represent respiratory motions of a patient.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR NON-CONTACT FAST VITAL SIGN ACQUISITION BASED ON RADAR SIGNAL
Various examples are provided for non-contact vital sign acquisition. Information can be provided regarding vibrations of a target using a radar signal such as, e.g., non-contact vital sign measurement. Examples include estimation of heart rate, change in heart rate, respiration rate, and/or change in respiration rate, for a human or other animal. Implementations can produce one or both rates of vibration and/or change in one or both rates of vibration for a target other than an animal or human experiencing two vibrations at the same time, such as a motor, a vehicle incorporating a motor, or another physical object. Some implementations can estimate the respiration movement in the radar baseband output signal. The estimated respiration signal can then be subtracted from radar signals in the time domain and, optionally, can be further enhanced using digital signal processing techniques, to produce an estimate of the heartbeat pulses.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR NON-CONTACT FAST VITAL SIGN ACQUISITION BASED ON RADAR SIGNAL
Various examples are provided for non-contact vital sign acquisition. Information can be provided regarding vibrations of a target using a radar signal such as, e.g., non-contact vital sign measurement. Examples include estimation of heart rate, change in heart rate, respiration rate, and/or change in respiration rate, for a human or other animal. Implementations can produce one or both rates of vibration and/or change in one or both rates of vibration for a target other than an animal or human experiencing two vibrations at the same time, such as a motor, a vehicle incorporating a motor, or another physical object. Some implementations can estimate the respiration movement in the radar baseband output signal. The estimated respiration signal can then be subtracted from radar signals in the time domain and, optionally, can be further enhanced using digital signal processing techniques, to produce an estimate of the heartbeat pulses.
DETECTING, QUANTIFYING, AND/OR CLASSIFYING SEIZURES USING MULTIMODAL DATA
A method, comprising receiving at least one of a signal relating to a first cardiac activity and a signal relating to a first body movement from a patient; triggering at least one of a test of the patient's responsiveness, awareness, a second cardiac activity, a second body movement, a spectral analysis test of the second cardiac activity, and a spectral analysis test of the second body movement, based on at least one of the signal relating to the first cardiac activity and the signal relating to the first body movement; determining an occurrence of an epileptic event based at least in part on said one or more triggered tests; and performing a further action in response to said determination of said occurrence of said epileptic event. Further methods allow classification of epileptic events. Apparatus and systems capable of implementing the method.
DETECTING, QUANTIFYING, AND/OR CLASSIFYING SEIZURES USING MULTIMODAL DATA
A method, comprising receiving at least one of a signal relating to a first cardiac activity and a signal relating to a first body movement from a patient; triggering at least one of a test of the patient's responsiveness, awareness, a second cardiac activity, a second body movement, a spectral analysis test of the second cardiac activity, and a spectral analysis test of the second body movement, based on at least one of the signal relating to the first cardiac activity and the signal relating to the first body movement; determining an occurrence of an epileptic event based at least in part on said one or more triggered tests; and performing a further action in response to said determination of said occurrence of said epileptic event. Further methods allow classification of epileptic events. Apparatus and systems capable of implementing the method.
MEASURING DEVICE AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING AT LEAST ONE RESPIRATORY PARAMETER
The invention relates to a measuring device and to a method for determining at least one respiratory parameter, wherein an electromagnetic field is irradiated into a body and is received on an opposite side of the body, then a phase of the received alternating field is compared in a time-dependent manner to a phase of the irradiated alternating field, and the at least one respiratory parameter is determined from a result of the comparison.
DECISION SUPPORT SOFTWARE SYSTEM FOR SLEEP DISORDER IDENTIFICATION
- Andrew VAKULIN ,
- Peter Guthrie CATCHESIDE ,
- Nicole LOVATO ,
- Ronald Douglas MCEVOY ,
- Angus Keith WALLACE ,
- Karen Jane SMALL ,
- Bryn JEFFRIES ,
- Fabio Tozeto RAMOS ,
- Christopher GORDON ,
- Tracey Leanne SLETTEN ,
- Leon Colburn LACK ,
- Greg Nelson GARCIA MOLINA ,
- Yash Parag MOKASHI ,
- Jesse Salazar ,
- Monica H BUSH ,
- Kousalya RONDINELLI ,
- Jenna M. SCHABDACH ,
- Craig OAKS
A method for cluster-based recommendation generation regarding sleep disorders. A server system transmitting query program code to a client device, wherein the query program code is executable by the client device to transmit one or more response objects encoding a response and further responses to the server system. The server system receiving the one or more response objects from the client device and determining the response and further responses encoded in the response objects. A clustering module of the server system identifying one or more clusters of sleep disorder user data that most closely relate to the determined responses. A recommendation module of the server system identifying a sleep disorder based on the determined responses and clusters. The recommendation module generating one or more recommendations based on the identified sleep disorder, the determined responses and the identified clusters. The server system encoding the generated one or more recommendations in a recommendations object and making it accessible to the client device.
DECISION SUPPORT SOFTWARE SYSTEM FOR SLEEP DISORDER IDENTIFICATION
- Andrew VAKULIN ,
- Peter Guthrie CATCHESIDE ,
- Nicole LOVATO ,
- Ronald Douglas MCEVOY ,
- Angus Keith WALLACE ,
- Karen Jane SMALL ,
- Bryn JEFFRIES ,
- Fabio Tozeto RAMOS ,
- Christopher GORDON ,
- Tracey Leanne SLETTEN ,
- Leon Colburn LACK ,
- Greg Nelson GARCIA MOLINA ,
- Yash Parag MOKASHI ,
- Jesse Salazar ,
- Monica H BUSH ,
- Kousalya RONDINELLI ,
- Jenna M. SCHABDACH ,
- Craig OAKS
A method for cluster-based recommendation generation regarding sleep disorders. A server system transmitting query program code to a client device, wherein the query program code is executable by the client device to transmit one or more response objects encoding a response and further responses to the server system. The server system receiving the one or more response objects from the client device and determining the response and further responses encoded in the response objects. A clustering module of the server system identifying one or more clusters of sleep disorder user data that most closely relate to the determined responses. A recommendation module of the server system identifying a sleep disorder based on the determined responses and clusters. The recommendation module generating one or more recommendations based on the identified sleep disorder, the determined responses and the identified clusters. The server system encoding the generated one or more recommendations in a recommendations object and making it accessible to the client device.
Radar-Based Vital Sign Estimation
In an embodiment, a method includes: receiving radar signals with a millimeter-wave radar; generating range data based on the received radar signals; detecting a target based on the range data; performing ellipse fitting on in-phase (I) and quadrature (Q) signals associated with the detected target to generate compensated I and Q signals associated with the detected target; classifying the compensated I and Q signals; when the classification of the compensated I and Q signals correspond to a first class, determining a displacement signal based on the compensated I and Q signals, and determining a vital sign based on the displacement signal; and when the classification of the compensated I and Q signals correspond to a second class, discarding the compensated I and Q signals.