Noninvasive detection of human brain conditions and anomalies
AssigneeJan Medical, Inc.
InventorsPaul A. Lovoi, Ray Schumacher, Charlie MacVean
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AssigneeJan Medical, Inc.
InventorsPaul A. Lovoi, Ray Schumacher, Charlie MacVean
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Vascular conditions are detected non-invasively in the human body using a collection of information from small local regions of the vasculature, or from a specific signature or “BrainPulse” that can be derived from a patient's heartbeat-induced cranium movements. An array of accelerometers or other sensors are engaged against the head of a patient and skull movements, preferably under 100 Hz, are recorded. Vibration signatures of vessel structures such as branches, aneurysms, stenosis, etc. using random, periodic, band limited or transient analysis provides a library for further processing. The signature library is used to localize the origin of the recognized vascular feature, and the localized feature is presented to the physician in a clinically relevant manner.
A system for non-invasive detection of abnormal cranial conditions, the system comprising:
A method for non-invasive detection of abnormal cranial conditions, the method comprising:
A system for non-invasive detection of abnormal cranial conditions, the system comprising:
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