Hemodynamic parameter (hdp) monitoring system for diagnosis of a health condition of a patient

A hemodynamic parameter (Hdp) monitoring system for establishing Hdp marker values or Hdp surrogate marker values for purposes of comparison with Hdp values of the patient recorded by a recorder means of a Hdp monitoring system, comprising:

• an Hdp monitor that senses and measures, and including recording means for recording at least the following listed Hdp values exhibited by one or a plurality of surrogate patients during a basal or non-exposure period and furthermore Hdp values exhibited by surrogate patients during or after an exposure period during which the surrogate patients are exposed to low-energy electromagnetic output signals:
• systolic blood pressure,
• diastolic blood pressure,
• median blood pressure,
• stroke volume,
• cardiac output,
• total peripheral resistance,
• RR interval,
• heart rate, and
• pulse pressure;
• and
• an electrically-powered generator adapted to be actuated to generate said low-energy electromagnetic carrier output signals for exposing or applying to the surrogate patients such output signals during said exposure period.

A method of diagnosing a health condition of a patient, comprising the steps of sensing and measuring and recording by means of an Hdp monitoring system, at least the following Hdp values exhibited by a patient and by one or a plurality of surrogate patients:

• systolic blood pressure,
• diastolic blood pressure,
• median blood pressure,
• stroke volume,
• cardiac output,
• total peripheral resistance,
• RR interval,
• heart rate, and
• pulse pressure,
• causing Hdp influences on both the patient and one or a plurality of surrogate patients by means of exposure or application of Hdp value-influencing electromagnetic output signals to the patient and to one or a plurality of surrogate patients during an exposure period,
• recording each of the measured Hdp values for each of said hemodynamic parameters, measured during a non-exposure period and during or after an exposure period of application of said electromagnetic output signals to the patient and to one or a plurality of surrogate patients,
• analysing the various recorded measured Hdp values to obtain representative Hdp values for each of the recorded Hdp values recorded from the patient and from one or a plurality of surrogate patients
• optionally making a determination of ratios between different representative Hdp values for each of the patient and one or a plurality of surrogate patients, and
• comparing either or both of said of representative values or ratios of different representative values of the patient, with predetermined representative values or ratios of one or a plurality of surrogate patients pre-diagnosed to be healthy or to be in an identified pre-diagnosed poor health condition, whereby representative values for recorded Hdp values or ratios of the patient which match with predetermined representative Hdp values or ratios of the one or a plurality of surrogate patients provide a diagnosis of a health condition of the patient.