Wireless physiological sensor connectivity for patient monitor
AssigneeDrägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA
InventorsVinphin Inasu KUNDUKULAM VARGHESE, Georgios K. KOKOVIDIS
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AssigneeDrägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA
InventorsVinphin Inasu KUNDUKULAM VARGHESE, Georgios K. KOKOVIDIS
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A system and method for enabling patient monitors (that do not have built in wireless capability) to connect to wireless physiological sensors. The patient monitor is equipped with connector ports arranged for communicating with patient physiological sensors through wired connections, such as cables. A wireless interface device includes a connector and is arranged for insertion into one of the connector ports otherwise intended for receiving wired sensors. Using a wireless communications protocol, the wireless interface device communicates with one or more wireless sensors attached to the body of a patient, the wireless sensors transmitting data signals indicative of physiological parameters of the patient. The wireless interface receives the data signals from the wireless sensors and transmits them to the patient monitor. A processor processes the received sensor data signals to enable recognition by the patient monitor.
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A wireless interface device for use with a patient monitor having at least one wired physiological sensor port, each at least one wired physiological sensor connector port having a plurality of physiological sensor port contacts, the wireless interface device comprising:
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A physiological monitoring system, comprising:
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An interface device for a first physiological sensor port of a patient monitor, the first physiological sensor port being adapted to receive data representative of a first physiological parameter from a wired physiological sensor adapter, the interface comprising:
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