Configurable comparator ECG storage and display in a wearable defibrillator system
AssigneeWest Affum Holdings DAC
InventorsZoie R. Engman, Pamela F. Breske, Joseph L. Sullivan
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Abstract
Technologies and implementations for a wearable healthcare system including a remote device, a server, and a configurable comparator module (CCM). The CCM may be configured to facilitate communication between the server and a remote device. A wearable medical device (WMD) may be configured to provide electrocardiogram (ECG) data to the server. The CCM may be configured capture one or more portions of the ECG data to be configured and compared at the remote device. Accordingly, the CCM may be configured to display the one or more portions at the remote device capable of being utilized by a person at the remote device.
Claims22
A wearable medical device (WMD) system, comprising:
- a remote device;
- a wearable medical device (WMD), the WMD configured to communicate electrocardiogram (ECG) data to the remote device;
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- a configurable comparator module (CCM), the CCM configured to:
- capture a first portion of the ECG data based on a predetermined parameter, the first portion of the ECG data indicative of a non-episode portion of the ECG data,
- capture a second portion of the ECG data, the second portion of the ECG data indicative of an episode portion of the ECG data,
- cause to display at least the first portion and the second portion of the ECG data concurrently,
- facilitate selection of a portion among the displayed first portion and the displayed second portion of the ECG data, and
- automatically identify a type of rhythm corresponding to the selected portion of the ECG data for comparison by a user for use in a medical diagnosis.
A wearable medical device (WMD) system, comprising:
- a remote device;
- a WMD configured to communicate electrocardiogram (ECG) data to the remote device;
- means for capturing a first portion and a second portion of the ECG data, the first portion being indicative of a non-episode portion of the ECG data and the second portion being indicative of an episode portion of the ECG data,
- means for displaying at least the first portion and the second portion of the ECG data concurrently,
- means for facilitating selection of a portion among the displayed first portion and the displayed second portion of the ECG data, and
- means for automatically identifying a type of rhythm corresponding to the selected portion of the ECG data for comparison by a user for use in a medical diagnosis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.