Automated neurological analysis systems and methods
OwnerNirav Patel, David Schneider +1inventors
InventorsNirav Patel, David Schneider, Sanjay Joshi
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Abstract
Systems and methods related to the automated neurological analysis of patients are disclosed that can enable individuals to more easily and conveniently obtain assessments of potential neurological impairments that they may be suffered from, as well as enabling the collection and sharing of medical data that can help with such assessments. The overall treatment of the patient can be optimized and enhanced, as well as providing education and directions to the patient.
Claims20
A method for neurological analysis of a patient, comprising:
- receiving a request for a neurological assessment at a processor;
- collecting assessment data from the patient and collecting sensor data related to the patient, using the processor;
- determining a result based on an analysis of the assessment data and the sensor data, using the processor;
- and
- when the result comprises a positive non-urgent result:
- determining a potential neurological impairment of the patient and relevant provider information, based on the analysis of the assessment data and the sensor data, using the processor;
- displaying a message related to the potential neurological impairment of the patient and the relevant provider information, using the processor;
- and
- transmitting the assessment data, the sensor data, and the potential neurological impairment from the processor to one or more of a database or a remote server.
A system for neurological analysis of a patient, comprising:
- one or more sensors;
- a user interface;
- and
- a processor in communication with the one or more sensors and the user interface;
- the processor configured to:
- receive a request for a neurological assessment;
- collect assessment data from the patient and collecting sensor data related to the patient;
- determine a result based on an analysis of the assessment data and the sensor data;
- and
- when the result comprises a positive non-urgent result:
- determine a potential neurological impairment of the patient and relevant provider information, based on the analysis of the assessment data and the sensor data;
- display a message related to the potential neurological impairment of the patient and the relevant provider information;
- and
- transmit the assessment data, the sensor data, and the potential neurological impairment to one or more of a database or a remote server.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.