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US 2026/0306003 A1Published application
Serious and critical event ecg triage and user interface
AssigneePreventice Solutions, Inc.
InventorsJeffrey R. Spors, Susan Herdina, Ryan Inches, Mike Butterbrodt, Dave Gross, Drew Lohmeyer, Jan Hagenbrock
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Abstract
A method includes detecting a first event within electrocardiogram (ECG) data, transmitting a first subset of the ECG data from a first computing system to a second computing system, displaying the first subset of the ECG data in a first window of a user interface (UI) of the second computing system, and selectively transmitting additional subsets of the ECG data from the first computing system to the second computing system as a user interacts with the UI.
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A system comprising:
- a remote computing system comprising a user interface (UI), wherein the remote computing system is configured to:
- receive, via the UI, a user selection of a first cardiac event,
- in response to the user selection, display electrocardiogram (ECG) data of the first cardiac event in both a first window and a second window of the UI,
- receive user input via the UI, wherein the user input comprises scrolling through the ECG data in the first window, and
- in response to the user input, receive an additional set of ECG data from a server, the additional set of the ECG data comprising ECG data from a time period adjacent to the first cardiac event.
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A method comprising:
- receiving, via a user interface (UI) of a remote computing system, a user selection of a first cardiac event;
- in response to the user selection, displaying electrocardiogram (ECG) data of the first cardiac event in both a first window and a second window of the UI;
- receiving user input via the UI, wherein the user input comprises scrolling through the ECG data in the first window;
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- in response to the user input, receiving an additional set of ECG data from a server, the additional set of the ECG data comprising ECG data from a time period adjacent to the first cardiac event.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.