System, computer system and computer program for determining a cardiovascular parameter
AssigneePulsion Medical Systems AG
InventorsSergej Kammerzell, Mark Konrad, Maarten Willem Nicolaas Nijsten
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AssigneePulsion Medical Systems AG
InventorsSergej Kammerzell, Mark Konrad, Maarten Willem Nicolaas Nijsten
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The invention relates to a system for determining a cardiovascular parameter in a patient, wherein the system is adapted to work in conjunction with an extracorporeal blood treatment device (ECBTD) connectable to a patient's vascular system, wherein the ECBTD comprises a first circuit, the system comprising: a liquid-filled, second circuit thermally connected to the first circuit of the ECBTD via a heat exchanger, temperature changing means for generating a temperature change in the second circuit, temperature sensors TS2up and TS2down arranged in the second circuit upstream and downstream of the heat exchanger, respectively. A computer system connected to the temperature sensors and the temperature changing means is adapted to induce a temperature bolus within the first circuit of the ECBTD via the temperature changing means. From the individual temperature recorded as a function of time, temperature curves T2up(t) and T2down(t) are derived and evaluated.
A system for determining a cardiovascular parameter in a patient, wherein the system is adapted to work in conjunction with an extracorporeal blood treatment device (ECBTD) connectable to a patient's vascular system via an afferent line and an efferent line, wherein the ECBTD comprises a first circuit with at least one pump arranged between the afferent and the efferent line for pumping the blood of the patient,
The system according to claim1, further comprising a temperature sensor TS1up arranged in the afferent line of the first circuit of the ECBTD upstream of the heat exchanger, wherein the computer system is connected to the temperature sensor TS1up and adapted to record the temperature from temperature sensor TS1up as a function of time and to evaluate a temperature curve T1up(t) in order to determine a temperature deviation TECBTD associated with the ECBTD.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.