Apparatus and method for bedside collection of body fluids and automatic volume level monitoring
AssigneeBiometrix Ltd.
InventorsYair Mendels, IIya Revzin, Vered Manny-Aframian, Eldad Gabriel Rubinstein
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AssigneeBiometrix Ltd.
InventorsYair Mendels, IIya Revzin, Vered Manny-Aframian, Eldad Gabriel Rubinstein
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A bedside apparatus and method designed to collect and monitor liquids output from a catheterized patient including an electronic unit and one of a plurality of defined disposable collecting and measuring rigid vessels that may differ in shape and size. Each defined vessel has at least one inlet to connect to a catheter outputting liquid from a patient in order to collect the liquid in the defined vessel. The defined vessel has at least one outlet valve to control draining of liquid from the vessel. An electronic unit has a configuration to receive the defined vessel and to securely mount and hold the defined vessel in a fixed relationship. The electronic unit further has a liquid level sensing device located in juxtaposition to the defined vessel to sense the level of liquid contained in the vessel.
A bedside apparatus designed to collect and monitor liquids output from a catheterized patient comprising an electronic unit including a liquid level sensing device and one of a plurality of defined disposable collecting and measuring rigid vessels;
Method for collecting and monitoring liquids output from a catheterized patient comprising the steps of providing an electronic unit including a liquid level sensing device and one of a plurality of defined disposable collecting and measuring rigid vessels having at least one inlet;
Computer readable media having recorded thereon program instructions for collecting and monitoring liquids output from a catheterized patient including monitoring liquid level in a defined disposable collecting and measuring rigid vessel having at least one inlet to which is connected a catheter outputting liquid from a body cavity and having at least one outlet that is controllable;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.