Systems and methods for the identification of compounds in medical fluids using admittance spectroscopy
AssigneeS.E.A. Medical Systems, Inc.
InventorsLeonid Matsiev, James W. Bennett, Michael J. Weickert
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AssigneeS.E.A. Medical Systems, Inc.
InventorsLeonid Matsiev, James W. Bennett, Michael J. Weickert
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Described herein are devices, systems, and methods for determining the composition of fluids, and particularly for describing the identity and concentration of one or more components of a medical fluid such as intravenous fluid. These devices, systems and methods take multiple complex admittance measurements from a fluid sample in order to identify the identity and the concentration of components of the fluid. The identity and concentration of all of the components of the solution may be simultaneously and rapidly determined. In some variations, additional measurement or sensing modalities may be used in addition to admittance spectroscopy, including optical, thermal, chemical, etc.
A system for determining the identity, concentration or identity and concentration of an intravenous drug solution by admittance spectroscopy to determine surface interactions of the intravenous drug solution on fluid-contacting surfaces of a plurality of pairs of electrodes, the system comprising:
A benchtop drug solution analyzer for determining the identity, concentration or identity and concentration of a drug solution by admittance spectroscopy to determine surface interactions of the drug solution on fluid-contacting surfaces of a plurality of electrodes, the analyzer comprising:
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