Adjustment of the thickness of a biological fluid being monitored by an optical detection assembly
AssigneeFenwal, Inc.
InventorsBenjamin E. Kusters, Daniel R. Boggs, James Madsen, Jeannette Wu, Matthew Fang
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AssigneeFenwal, Inc.
InventorsBenjamin E. Kusters, Daniel R. Boggs, James Madsen, Jeannette Wu, Matthew Fang
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An optical detection assembly for monitoring a biological fluid in a vessel includes two fluid-adjustment structures, which are spaced apart and configured to receive at least a portion of a biological fluid-containing vessel therebetween. A light source (which may be associated with one of the fluid-adjustment structures) is configured to emit light through a thickness of the biological fluid in the vessel, while a light detector (which may be associated with the other one of the fluid-adjustment structures) is configured to receive at least a portion of the light from the light source after it has passed through the biological fluid in the vessel. At least a portion of at least one of the fluid-adjustment structures is configured to move with respect to at least a portion of the other one so as to change the thickness of the biological fluid in the monitored portion of the vessel.
An optical detection assembly for monitoring a biological fluid in a vessel, comprising:
A system for monitoring a biological fluid, comprising:
A system for monitoring a biological fluid, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.