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US 2013/0172691 A1Published application
Health monitoring appliance
AssigneeBao Tran
InventorBao Tran
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Abstract
A heart monitoring system for a person includes one or more wireless nodes forming a wireless network; a wearable body sensor having a wireless transceiver adapted to communicate with the one or more wireless nodes.
Claims20
A monitoring system for a person, comprising:
- one or more wireless nodes forming a wireless network;
- and
- a wearable device including:
- a processor;
- a transceiver coupled to the processor to communicate with the one or more wireless nodes;
- a wearable sensor on a patch or bandage secured to the person's skin and coupled to the processor;
- an accelerometer coupled to the processor.
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A health monitoring system for a person, comprising:
- a mobile telephone case including a cellular transceiver to provide wireless data and voice communication;
- a sensor including one or more electrodes mounted on the mobile telephone case to contact the person's skin and capture bio-electrical signals therefrom;
- an amplifier coupled to the electrodes;
- a processor coupled to the amplifier;
- and
- a screen coupled to the processor to display medical data.
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A monitoring system for a person, comprising:
- one or more wireless nodes forming a wireless network;
- and
- a wearable device including:
- a processor;
- a transceiver coupled to the processor to communicate with the one or more wireless nodes;
- a wearable sensor on a patch or bandage secured to the person's skin and coupled to the processor, wherein the wearable sensor is wirelessly connected to the processor or wired to the processor through a cable;
- an accelerometer coupled to the processor;
- a thumb sensor coupled to the processor;
- a microphone and a speaker coupled to the processor;
- and
- a screen coupled to the processor, wherein the processor displays data on ECG, heart rate, respiration rate, noninvasive blood pressure, temperature, and oxygen saturation on the screen upon selection.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.