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US 6,856,315 B2Granted
Pain migration tracking and display method
OwnerJames B. Eberleininventor
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Abstract
A method of obtaining and displaying pain information from a user connected to a pain-tracking computer through a computer network is provided. The invention provides a system that allows users, and health care professionals to track the location and intensity of a patient's pain and the corresponding symptoms, lifestyle and medication usage over a period of time.
Claims23
A method of obtaining or displaying patient information, comprising the steps of:
- (a) receiving from a first user a first set of medical information describing a medical state experienced by the first user during a first time period;
- (b) receiving from the first user a second set of medical information describing a medical state experienced by the first user during a second time period;
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- (c) displaying a chronological chart related to information obtained with the first and second sets of medical information.
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A computer programmed to perform the steps of:
- (a) receiving from a first user a first set of medical information describing a medical state experienced by the first user during a first time period;
- (b) receiving from the first user a second set of medical information describing a medical state experienced by the first user during a second time period;
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- (c) causing a display device to display a chronological chart related to information obtained with the first and second sets of medical information.
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A computer readable medium containing computer-executable instructions for performing the steps of:
- (a) receiving from a first user a first set of medical information describing a medical state experienced by the first user during a first time period;
- (b) receiving from the first user a second set of medical information describing a medical state experienced by the first user during a second time period;
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- (c) receiving from a second user a third set of medical information describing a medical state experienced by the second user during the first time period;
- (d) receiving from the second user a fourth set of medical information describing a medical state experienced by the second user during the second time period;
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- (e) causing a display device to display a chronological chart related to information obtained with the first, second, third and fourth sets of medical information.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.