Cloud-Based Cardiovascular Wireless Monitoring Device

Tech ID: 33096 / UC Case 2023-107-0

Patent Status

Country Type Number Dated Case
Patent Cooperation Treaty Published Application WO 2024-215937 10/17/2024 2023-107
 

Additional Patent Pending

Brief Description

This invention is designed to monitor and analyze cardiovascular health data in real-time. The system comprises a user device equipped with cardiac sensors to detect and record cardiovascular data from a patient. This data, along with the patient's demographic information, is transmitted to a cloud-based platform where it is analyzed by a machine learning model. The model classifies the cardiovascular data and sends the classification results to healthcare workers for further action. This innovative system represents a significant advancement in the field of cardiovascular health monitoring, leveraging modern technology to enhance patient care and streamline healthcare processes.


Suggested uses

      Remote Patient Monitoring: Enables continuous monitoring of patients' cardiovascular health from their homes, reducing the need for frequent hospital visits.

      Early Detection of Cardiovascular Diseases: Facilitates early diagnosis by analyzing data trends and identifying potential cardiovascular issues before they become critical.

      Personalized Healthcare: Provides tailored health insights based on individual demographic information and cardiovascular data, enhancing personalized treatment plans.

      Telemedicine Integration: Supports telemedicine services by providing healthcare professionals with accurate and timely cardiovascular data for remote consultations.

Advantages

      Real-Time Data Analysis: The system offers immediate analysis of cardiovascular data, allowing for prompt medical intervention when necessary.

      Enhanced Accuracy: Utilizes advanced machine learning algorithms to improve the accuracy of cardiovascular disease classification.

      Convenience: Patients can be monitored from the comfort of their homes, reducing the burden of travel and hospital visits.

      Scalability: The cloud-based platform can handle large volumes of data, making it suitable for widespread deployment across healthcare facilities.

      Improved Patient Outcomes: Early detection and continuous monitoring contribute to better management of cardiovascular conditions, potentially improving patient outcomes.


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Inventors

  • KaazemPur-Mofrad, Mohammad Reza

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