Automatic detection-therapy systems for cardiac arrhythmias and cardiovascular monitoring system
OwnerDavid C. Shawinventor
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An auricular electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring system, a Speckle Contrast Optical Spectroscope (SCOS), a speckle-plethysmography (SPG) and an auricular EEG are integrated to detect and guide therapy of serious cardiac arrhythmia and impending serious cardiac arrhythmia. An automatic detection-therapy system comprises the auricular ECG, SCOS, SPG (PPG), EEG and neuromodulation units. When ECG signals and cerebral blood flow hemodynamic data suggestive of serious cardiac arrhythmia is detected, the neuromodulation units are configured to automatically start neuromodulating electric stimulation immediately to at least one of: auricular branch of vagus nerve, auriculotemporal nerve, supraorbital nerve, infraorbital nerve, occipital nerve, greater auricular nerve and median nerve, using closed-loop control and R-wave synchronization to enhance effectiveness and safety. A cardiovascular monitoring system, comprising auricular ECG, EEG, SCOS and SPG can monitor cardiac arrhythmia, hemodynamic data, cerebral blood flow-perfusion. These earbud-shaped systems are wearable, user-installable, user-removable and ambulatory.
An automatic detection-therapy system for cardiac arrhythmia, comprising:
A cardiovascular monitoring apparatus, comprising:
A closed-loop neuromodulation apparatus, comprising
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