A medical characterization system is configured to input medical-related continuous parameters and discrete data so as to calculate a characterization timeline indicative of a physiological condition of a living being. A data source is in sensor communications with a patient so as to generate a continuous parameter. The data source also provides test data responsive to the patient at a test time. The test data is available to a characterization processor at a result time. The characterization processor is also responsive to the continuous parameter so as to generate a medical characterization as a function of time. A characterization analyzer enables the characterization processor to update the medical characterization in view of the test data as of the test time.

A medical characterization system is configured to input medical-related continuous parameters and discrete data so as to calculate a characterization timeline indicative of a physiological condition of a living being. A data source is in sensor communications with a patient so as to generate a continuous parameter. The data source also provides test data responsive to the patient at a test time. The test data is available to a characterization processor at a result time. The characterization processor is also responsive to the continuous parameter so as to generate a medical characterization as a function of time. A characterization analyzer enables the characterization processor to update the medical characterization in view of the test data as of the test time.

The invention relates to an active implantable medical device comprising a processing unit able to be alternately operated during a predetermined period of activity and on standby during a standby period in a cyclical manner, and means for acquiring data relating to physiological and/or physical activity. The device also comprises means for calculating a frequency analysis of the data acquired, said calculating means being capable of successively perform part of the frequency analysis during periods of activity of the processing unit.

The invention relates to an active implantable medical device comprising a processing unit able to be alternately operated during a predetermined period of activity and on standby during a standby period in a cyclical manner, and means for acquiring data relating to physiological and/or physical activity. The device also comprises means for calculating a frequency analysis of the data acquired, said calculating means being capable of successively perform part of the frequency analysis during periods of activity of the processing unit.

A portable electrocardiographic device includes: an electrode unit configured to detect an electrocardiographic waveform; and a control unit configured to record, in a storage unit, the electrocardiographic waveform detected by the electrode unit. The electrode unit includes a pair of measurement electrodes for measuring the electrocardiographic waveform, and an earth electrode for detecting a reference potential for a change in a potential of a body, and the earth electrode is disposed in such a manner that a distal end side of a finger of a subject that is a target of the electrocardiographic waveform measurement is brought in contact with the earth electrode, and one of the measurement electrodes is disposed on a proximal end side of the finger of the subject, the distal end side of which is in contact with the earth electrode.

The present disclosure provides a sleep monitoring garment and a sleep monitoring system. The sleep monitoring garment includes a wearable textile structure; a first monitoring band circumferentially extending along the wearable textile structure; a second monitoring band circumferentially extending along the wearable textile structure and with a distance to the first monitoring band; and an interface communicatively coupled with the first monitoring band and the second monitoring band.

The present disclosure provides a sleep monitoring garment and a sleep monitoring system. The sleep monitoring garment includes a wearable textile structure; a first monitoring band circumferentially extending along the wearable textile structure; a second monitoring band circumferentially extending along the wearable textile structure and with a distance to the first monitoring band; and an interface communicatively coupled with the first monitoring band and the second monitoring band.

Technologies and implementations related to facilitating grouping of electrocardiogram (ECG) signals of a heart of a person (e.g., patient) wearing a wearable medical device (WMD). The ECG signals may be acquired during various times (e.g., during a normal rhythm of the heart and/or during an event of the rhythm of the heart) including various times of activity of the person (e.g., sleeping, awake, active, inactive, etc.). The ECG signals may be received and analyzed to determine if the ECG signals may be indicative of an event associated with a heart of the person or not.

Technologies and implementations related to facilitating grouping of electrocardiogram (ECG) signals of a heart of a person (e.g., patient) wearing a wearable medical device (WMD). The ECG signals may be acquired during various times (e.g., during a normal rhythm of the heart and/or during an event of the rhythm of the heart) including various times of activity of the person (e.g., sleeping, awake, active, inactive, etc.). The ECG signals may be received and analyzed to determine if the ECG signals may be indicative of an event associated with a heart of the person or not.

A device, an electrode and method for recording a multi-channel-ECG. The device includes a housing; a processor configured to record a multi-channel-ECG; at least two electrodes that can be operatively connected with the processor; and a connection module configured to connect the at least two electrodes and/or processor with a data processing element. The device is configured to be handheld.