Virtual arrhythmia system
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Company
InventorsEllen V. Leckband, Larry L. Nielsen
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AssigneeHewlett-Packard Company
InventorsEllen V. Leckband, Larry L. Nielsen
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A patient arrhythmia monitoring system having a plurality of bedside stations that can derive physiological data for a patient coupled thereto, a central station, a bus for providing communication between said bedside stations and said central station. A processor is provided for analyzing the data from each station. Criteria for the indication of an alarm for a bedside station can be set at that station and at the central station. When an alarm is indicated for a bedside station, the data causing it can be viewed at that station as well as at the central station. Selected alarm data is temporarily stored by said processor in such manner that the data for any bedside station can be recalled at the bedside station from which it came and at the central station, A printer is provided for printing the selected alarm data for any bedside station on a separate page.
An arrhythmia monitoring system comprising:
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