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Surgery > Diagnostic Testing > Respiratory > Detecting Body Movement Attending Breathing Detecting Body Movement Attending BreathingDetecting Body Movement Attending Breathing patent applications listed are from June 2005 to current and include Date, Patent Application Number, Patent Title, Patent Abstract summary and are linked to the corresponding patent application page.12/07/06 - 20060276717 - Pulmonary evaluation device Pulmonary evaluation device has sensor means adapted to sense fluctuations in a user's lung operation and feedback means, driven by said sensor means, for determining successive values representative of the user's lung fluctuations and adapted to translate said values into appropriate lung-evaluating information. Optionally, the sensor means comprises or forms ... 11/16/06 - 20060258948 - Reusable inductive transducer for measuring respiration The present invention is an inductance plethysmograph transducer particularly suited for use in respiratory monitoring. The transducer is in the form of a woven fabric providing a substantially flat extensible belt for encircling a portion of a patient for a wide range of patient sizes. The transducer is used for ... 10/26/06 - 20060241510 - Techniques for prediction and monitoring of clinical episodes A method is provided for predicting an onset of an asthma attack. The method includes sensing at least one parameter of a subject without contacting or viewing the subject or clothes the subject is wearing, and predicting the onset of the asthma attack at least in part responsively to the ... 09/14/06 - 20060206035 - Apparatus and method for producing respiration-related data An apparatus for producing data concerning the respiration-related movements of the abdominal wall and/or the thorax of a person. The device comprises at least one first pair of sensor units (12, 14), which are configured for detachably fixing on the skin in an area of the person's thorax or abdomen, ... 08/24/06 - 20060189879 - Bio-information presentig device and bio-information presenting method A bio-information presenting method and a bio-information presenting device, for presenting to a user bio-information, indicating a movement of a physical organ of the user. The movement of a bodily organ of the user, controlled voluntarily or involuntarily, is fed back to the user, and a background image is stored ... 06/08/06 - 20060122528 - Sensors for inductive plethysmographic monitoring applications and apparel using same This invention includes improved IP sensors that both have improved sensitivity, performance, and other properties and are multifunctional. The improved IP sensors have IP sensor conductors with waveforms having legs that are substantially parallel throughout the operating range of stretch. The multifunctional IP sensors include, in addition to IP sensors, ... 03/02/06 - 20060047217 - Method and apparatus for infant sleep apnea monitoring and data analysis Methods and apparatuses for monitoring breathing pattern by monitoring and analyzing data that are the results of pressure changes in an air bed due to amount of air inhaled and exhaled and the chest expansion and contraction of an infant. The changes in pressure over time can be recorder, modeled ... 12/15/05 - 20050277842 - Monitoring respiratory movements device The present invention relates to a monitor respiration movements device to be used on humans and also on animals for controlling the respiration movements and specially to control the apnea periods on infants. Furthermore the present invention is related to reduce the mortality rate caused by the sudden instant death ... 09/01/05 - 20050192508 - Techniques for prediction and monitoring of respiration-manifested clinical episodes A method is provided for predicting an onset of a clinical episode, the method including sensing breathing of a subject, determining at least one breathing pattern of the subject responsively to the sensed breathing, comparing the breathing pattern with a baseline breathing pattern, and predicting the onset of the episode ... ### FreshPatents.com Support |