Pulse wave transmission detection system
AssigneeBML, Inc.
InventorsReiji Kawada, Syoichi Takano
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AssigneeBML, Inc.
InventorsReiji Kawada, Syoichi Takano
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Provided is a pulse wave propagation detection system including electrocardiographic signal detection means, and eyeground image detection means for detecting an eyeground image in synchronization with an electrocardiographic signal detected through the detection means, which system further includes means for correlating a change in the diameter of an eyeground vein—which diameter is measured, at the optic papilla, by use of an eyeground image synchronized with an arbitrary electrocardiographic signal—with the state of pulse wave propagation through an intracerebral blood vessel or with the state of sclerosis of a capillary artery. Provision of the pulse wave propagation detection system; i.e., means for conveniently and accurately identifying the state of blood flow in the brain or the state of sclerosis of a capillary artery, enables prevention of adverse effects of, for example, excessive drop in blood pressure.
A pulse wave propagation detection system comprising electrocardiographic signal detection means, and eyeground image detection means for detecting an eyeground image in synchronization with an electrocardiographic signal detected through the detection means, which system detects pulse wave propagation through an intracerebral blood vessel on the basis of a change in the diameter of an eyeground vein, the diameter being measured by use of an eyeground image synchronized with an arbitrary electrocardiographic signal.
A pulse wave propagation detection system comprising electrocardiographic signal detection means, and eyeground image detection means for detecting an eyeground image in synchronization with an electrocardiographic signal detected through the detection means, which system detects the state of sclerosis of a capillary artery by detecting pulse wave propagation through the artery on the basis of a change in the diameter of an eyeground vein, the diameter being measured by use of an eyeground image synchronized with an arbitrary electrocardiographic signal.
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