Present invention provide a system and a method for recording, evaluating, screening and monitoring life style associated Non-communicable diseases related data of a subject via an Integrated Medical Device (IMD) in real time, and sharing the same on a server, either local or cloud based, for fast, active sharing of data by remote users anytime anywhere.

A non-contact facial blood pressure measurement method based on 3D CNN is disclosed, which belongs to the technical field of computer vision. The method includes the following steps. S110: collecting an actual face video sample and training a blood pressure prediction model based on face images using 3D CNN neural network. S120: obtaining a face video in real time through a HD camera. S130: recognizing face key points in the face video obtained in S120 through dlib face recognition model, selecting a face region of interest, and extracting face images from the region. S140: performing a wavelet transform operation on the face images extracted in S130 to remove noise. S150: inputting seven consecutive frames of the face images into the 3D CNN blood pressure prediction model trained in S110 to obtain a blood pressure value of the measured person. The disclosure realizes non-contact facial blood pressure measurement.

The present invention relates to a respiratory sensing device attached to a patient's body and configured to acquire information regarding the patient's respiratory condition by sensing a vibration generated due to the patient's respiration using the piezoelectric effect and a respiratory monitoring system configured to output the acquired information regarding the patient's respiratory state.

A blood pressure monitor configured to removably mount to a cuff in a substantially symmetrical position with respect to a width of the cuff can include a housing defining an interior, a first port, and a second port. The first port can: secure to a first prong of the cuff when the cuff is mounted in a first orientation; receive and secure to a second prong of the cuff when the cuff is mounted in a second orientation; and enable fluid communication between the interior and at least one of a first fluid passage within the first prong and a second fluid passage within the second prong. The second port can: secure to the second prong of the cuff when the cuff is mounted in the first orientation; and receive and secure to the first prong of the cuff when the cuff is mounted in the second orientation.

A blood pressure measuring cuff of the present invention includes: an outer cloth that extends in a longitudinal direction in a band shape and surrounds a site to be measured; a pressing fluid bag that is provided to extend along the longitudinal direction on a side of the outer cloth facing the site to be measured and compresses the site to be measured; a sound acquisition fluid bag that is provided between the outer cloth and the pressing fluid bag in a thickness direction perpendicular to the outer cloth and acquires a sound from the site to be measured via the pressing fluid bag; a first fluid pipe connected to the pressing fluid bag so as to be capable of flowing a fluid; and a second fluid pipe connected to the sound acquisition fluid bag so as to be capable of flowing a fluid, separately from the first fluid pipe.

A sphygmomanometer according to the present invention includes a blood pressure measuring cuff worn around a site to be measured, a pressure device that pressurizes or depressurizes the cuff, and a sound detection device that detects a sound generated by the site to be measured via the cuff. An amplification factor setting unit measures a first passage time required for the pressure of the cuff to pass through a first pressure range in a pressurization process of the cuff, and variably sets an amplification factor for a Korotkoff sound component according to the first passage time. A blood pressure calculation unit receives an output of the sound detection device according to the sound from the cuff, amplifies the Korotkoff sound component included in the output at a set amplification factor, and calculates a blood pressure of the site to be measured.

According to various embodiments, a wearable electronic device comprises a memory, a first sensor, a second sensor, and a processor, wherein the processor may be configured to, obtain a user's first biometric signal in a user's first posture through the first sensor, obtain, from an external electronic device, information about the user's first blood pressure value measured by the external electronic device in the first posture, obtain first calibration information for quantifying first blood pressure information measured in the first posture, based on information about features of the first biometric signal and the first blood pressure value, identify whether calibration data sets for a plurality of postures of the user, pre-stored in the memory, meet a specific condition for estimating second calibration information for quantifying second blood pressure information measured in the user's second posture, and when the calibration data sets meet the specific condition, estimate the second calibration information based on the calibration data sets and the first calibration information.

A single-arm micro air-pressure pump device, having an air pump body and a driving unit. The air pump body includes a supporting frame, an air chamber unit coupled to a side of the supporting frame, and a swing arm provided on the air chamber unit. The driving unit is fixed on the supporting frame and has an output shaft. The output shaft is provided with an eccentric shaft and is configured to rotate the eccentric shaft, and the eccentric shaft has an end coupled to the output shaft and an opposite end coupled to the swing arm in order to drive the swing arm into a reciprocating motion between at least a proximal position and a distal position with respect to the air chamber unit. The reciprocating motion pushes a piston unit provided on one end of the swing arm and causes the air output.

Various systems and methods for collecting patient data are discussed herein. According to some systems and methods, a timer may be started, and a blood pressure data collection system is actuated to obtain a blood pressure measurement of a patient upon the expiration of the timer. The timer may be incorporated into a patient data collection system or method to ensure the patient is relaxed and calm prior to taking a blood pressure measurement. An event may be sensed by an environmental sensor system and the timer may be started in response to sensing the event. A clinician leaving a room where the patient is disposed is one example of an event. An interruption may be sensed by the environmental sensor system and the timer may be terminated in response to sensing the interruption. The clinician entering the room where the patient is disposed in one example of an interruption.

A wearable blood pressure meter includes a semi-conformable bladder, serving as a reservoir for an incompressible fluid, and a pressure sensor. The semi-conformable bladder includes a rigid housing defining a cavity within which the incompressible fluid is rigidly constrained and an elastic membrane for elastically constraining the incompressible fluid. The elastic membrane extends across an aperture into the cavity through the rigid housing. The elastic membrane conforms to a body part at the aperture when pressed against the body part. The pressure sensor mechanically couples to the incompressible fluid to measure pressure signals emanating from an artery within the body part and which propagate through the conformable membrane and the incompressible fluid to the pressure sensor.