Compartment syndrome monitoring systems and methods
AssigneeTCI3 - Pressure Applications, LLC
InventorsMarc C. Jacofsky, David J. Jacofsky, John P. Peeters
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AssigneeTCI3 - Pressure Applications, LLC
InventorsMarc C. Jacofsky, David J. Jacofsky, John P. Peeters
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Embodiments of a compartment monitor that can be implanted and left in situ to continuously (or semi-continuously) measure compartment pressures are presented. An exemplary monitor includes a pressure sensor adapted to be implanted in a compartment, a transmitter external to the compartment and coupled to the pressure sensor, and a receiver in communication with the transmitter to receive and process pressure data received from the transmitter. The monitor may also be configured to transmit measured pressure data to a networkable device. The networkable device can then communicate the patient's status and condition to a healthcare provider through a local area network (LAN) or wide area network (WAN). This communication allows the healthcare provider to remotely monitor a patient. The networkable device, or associated computing system, can record and display trends in the pressure data over time, and log the data to the patient's electronic health records.
A system for measuring and monitoring pressure within a muscle fascia compartment of a patient, the system comprising:
A system for monitoring pressure within a muscle fascia compartment of a patient, the system comprising:
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