A device for treating an aneurysm of a human or mammal patient, wherein the aneurysm may self-expand. The device comprising an implantable member adapted to be placed in around an outside of a blood vessel having the aneurysm to enable the implantable member to exercise a pressure on the outside of the blood vessel having the aneurysm. The device further comprising a measuring device or sensor for measuring or sensing an expansion of the aneurysm and a monitoring system adapted to monitor the expansion of the aneurysm based on a signal received from the measuring device or sensor.

An electronic device called HELU (Hawaiian for tally) which can monitor medical body metrics and quantify/measure sexual performance as a number of strokes and pressure achieved as data for analyzing erectile dysfunction. The device can measure body metrics during sexual activity and at rest. The measurement data can be monitored, recorded and displayed, and analyzed/compared for a predetermined set of body metrics such as heart rate, pulse, blood pressure, calories burned, the tally and of strokes, and the pressure achieved during activity or at rest. The HELU communicates wirelessly to personal communication devicessmart phones, tablets, laptops, and personal computers. Analysis is supported by graphs displaying the data of body metrics and erectile dysfunction data. The data can be evaluated and considered for medical analysis, for physical status, for progress toward goals, and for games, competitive contests, and for personal amusement.

Disclosed are devices, methods and surgical procedures for detecting, imaging, analyzing, diagnosing and/or treating vascular disorders and related conditions of the human and mammalian body in males and/or females. In particular embodiments, treatments include methods for imaging, analyzing and improving erectile dysfunction and related conditions and potentially increasing angiogenesis in response to specifically diagnosed conditions.

A concave optical sensor comprising at least one light source having at least one wavelength, wherein the light source is configured to emit light beams, and at least one light receiver responsive to the light beams emitted from the light source. Both the at least one light source and the at least one light receiver are positioned on a concave segment. The concave segment cane be an elastic segment or can further be provided with a resilient element configured to press the sensor against a body part to obtain optimal coupling and to prevent motion artifacts.

This invention will allow men suffering from full and periodic erectile dysfunction to achieve, or at least assist in the process of achieving a firm and lasting erection. And, for all men, this device will be able to measure blood-flow to the penis, as well as increase sexual pleasure through micro-electronic stimulation to the penis (induce erection). Blood-flow data captured from devices' internal sensors will be processed by software and presented to users via a smart-phone app to provide useful, actionable, and customizable tasks to improve penile and overall sexual performance, health, and wellness.

A device for treating a vascular aneurysm of a human or mammal patient, comprising an implantable member adapted to hold fluid, the implantable member being adapted to be placed against an outside of a blood vessel having the aneurysm, exercise a pressure on the aneurysm to prevent or reduce an expansion of the aneurysm, follow an outer contour of the aneurysm, and provide a pressure that is equal or less than the diastolic blood pressure of the human or mammal patient.

A wearable physiological monitoring device is provided. The wearable physiological monitoring device includes a wearable object, a sensing module and a processing module. The sensing module is disposed on the wearable object and is configured to stretch based on a local displacement of target organ of the under-test person contacted by the wearable object to generate a change of a sensing value thereof. The processing module is configured to calculate a physiological changing mode that includes physiological information and occurrence time information based on the change of the sensing value. The physiological information includes a number, duration, a degree or a combination of the above of the stretching of the wearable object to determine the health condition of the under-test person.

Systems and methods for estimating emotional states, moods, affects of an individual and providing feedback to the individual or others are disclosed. Systems and methods that provide real time detection and monitoring of physical aspects of an individual and/or aspects of the individual's activity and means of estimating that person's emotional state or affect and change to those are also disclosed. Real time feedback to the individual about the person's emotional change, change or potential change is provided to the user, helping the user cope, adjust or appropriately act on their emotions.

The present invention relates to an implantable apparatus for obtaining urinary control and emptying of the urinary bladder. The apparatus operates with a powered member (100) operating from the outside of the urinary bladder assisted by a support structure to discharge urine from the urinary bladder. A control device (200) controls the operation of the powered member. The control device further comprises a source of energy for operating the powered member and other energy consuming parts of the apparatus and a control assembly.

Methods and apparatuses for monitoring and regulating physiological states and functions are disclosed. Several embodiments include application of one or more microelectrode arrays to a dorsal root ganglion for measurement of sensory neuron activity, or stimulation of sensory reflex circuits. The methods and apparatuses can be used, for example, for monitoring or controlling bladder function in a patient.