Vascular access devices for monitoring patient health
OwnerJames D. Mitchell, Andrew A. Thoreson +2inventors
InventorsJames D. Mitchell, Andrew A. Thoreson, Theodore C. Johnson, Jayme Ormiston Coates
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OwnerJames D. Mitchell, Andrew A. Thoreson +2inventors
InventorsJames D. Mitchell, Andrew A. Thoreson, Theodore C. Johnson, Jayme Ormiston Coates
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An implantable vascular access device includes a fluid reservoir, a self-sealing cover disposed over the reservoir, and an outlet port configured to mate with a catheter, the outlet port fluidically coupled to the fluid reservoir. One or more sensors coupled to the device are configured to capture physiological data while the device is implanted within a patient. The device can also include a data communications unit configured to receive physiological data from the one or more sensors and transmit the physiological data to one or more remote computing devices. The device may also be inductively powered and/or can emit a localization signal in response to wireless interrogation.
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