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US08836514B2 Method for handling pressure changes in invasive blood pressure monitoring, apparatus for blood pressure monitoring, and computer program product for blood pressure monitoring apparatus 有权
用于处理有创血压监测的压力变化的方法,用于血压监测的装置和用于血压监测装置的计算机程序产品

  • Patent Title: Method for handling pressure changes in invasive blood pressure monitoring, apparatus for blood pressure monitoring, and computer program product for blood pressure monitoring apparatus
  • Patent Title (中): 用于处理有创血压监测的压力变化的方法,用于血压监测的装置和用于血压监测装置的计算机程序产品
  • Application No.: US13457651
    Application Date: 2012-04-27
  • Publication No.: US08836514B2
    Publication Date: 2014-09-16
  • Inventor: Borje Rantala
  • Applicant: Borje Rantala
  • Applicant Address: US NY Schenectady
  • Assignee: General Electric Company
  • Current Assignee: General Electric Company
  • Current Assignee Address: US NY Schenectady
  • Agency: Andrus Intellectual Property Law, LLP
  • Main IPC: G08B21/00
  • IPC: G08B21/00
Method for handling pressure changes in invasive blood pressure monitoring, apparatus for blood pressure monitoring, and computer program product for blood pressure monitoring apparatus
Abstract:
A method for handling sudden and substantial pressure changes in invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring, a blood pressure monitoring apparatus, and a computer program product for a blood pressure monitoring apparatus are disclosed. To provide a user of a patient monitor a possibility to readily adapt the alarm functionality of blood pressure measurement to a clinical task without a need to go through a complicated nullifying process of a high priority alarm, a touchable user interface element is produced onto a touch screen of patient monitor if a sudden and substantial change is detected in measured arterial blood pressure of the subject. The user interface element is indicative of an alarm and configured to enable the user to modify alarm functionality of the patient monitor for an intentional clinical task that caused the sudden and substantial change in the measured arterial blood pressure.
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