Noninvasive physiological analysis using excitation-sensor modules and related devices and methods
AssigneeValencell, Inc.
InventorsSteven Francis LeBoeuf, Jesse Berkley Tucker, Michael Edward Aumer
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AssigneeValencell, Inc.
InventorsSteven Francis LeBoeuf, Jesse Berkley Tucker, Michael Edward Aumer
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Methods and apparatus for qualifying and quantifying excitation-dependent physiological information extracted from wearable sensors in the midst of interference from unwanted sources are provided. An organism is interrogated with at least one excitation energy, energy response signals from two or more distinct physiological regions are sensed, and these signals are processed to generate an extracted signal. The extracted signal is compared with a physiological model to qualify and/or quantify a physiological property. Additionally, important physiological information can be qualified and quantified by comparing the excitation wavelength-dependent response, measured via wearable sensors, with a physiological model.
A method of monitoring at least one physiological property of an organism, comprising:
A method of monitoring at least one physiological property of an organism, comprising:
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