System and method for monitoring health using exhaled breath
OwnerRichard Melker, Donn Dennis +2inventors
InventorsRichard Melker, Donn Dennis, David Bjoraker, Mark Gold
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OwnerRichard Melker, Donn Dennis +2inventors
InventorsRichard Melker, Donn Dennis, David Bjoraker, Mark Gold
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The present invention includes systems and methods for monitoring endogenous compound concentration in blood by detecting markers, such as odors, upon exhalation by a patient, wherein such markers are the endogenous compound itself or result from the endogenous compound. In the case of olfactory markers, the invention preferably utilizes electronic sensor technology, such as the commercial devices referred to as “artificial” or “electronic” noses or tongues, to non-invasively monitor endogenous compound levels in blood. The invention further includes a reporting system capable of tracking endogenous compound concentrations in blood (remote or proximate locations) and providing the necessary alerts with regard to emergent or harmful conditions in a patient.
A method for monitoring endogenous compounds in a patient, comprising:
An endogenous compound monitoring system comprising:
An anesthetic agent delivery system for delivering a desired dose of anesthetic agent to a patient comprising:
An anesthetic agent delivery and monitoring system for delivering balanced anesthesia to a patient through a breathing circuit and an IV comprising:
An apparatus for administering balanced anesthesia to a patient comprising:
A method of monitoring a patient during administration of at least one therapeutic drug, said method comprising:
A therapeutic drug delivery and monitoring system for delivering an appropriate dosage of the therapeutic drug to a patient:
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