Christoph B Noethiger

Title: Christoph B. Noethiger: Inventor of a Dynamic Blood-Coagulation Monitoring System

Introduction

Christoph B. Noethiger is an inventor based in Oberwil, Switzerland, associated with the University of Zurich. His patent work focuses on visualizing and monitoring a patient’s blood coagulation function.

Latest Patents

Noethiger is named on 1 patent: “Method and System for Displaying and Monitoring a Patient’s Blood Coagulation Function.” The invention combines multiple streams of raw coagulation data into a single display, using algorithms and a graphics processor to render a synthetic blood-clot model dynamically in real time. Users can view the clot from different angles, while visual features such as its shape, volume, movement, and color change to represent relevant data. The display may include indicators for medication, fibrin mesh, coagulation factors, blood, and platelets.

Career Highlights

The patent describes an approach to presenting complex coagulation information in a visual, interactive format. By translating data into a changing clot model, the system is designed to help users observe and monitor aspects of blood coagulation.

Collaborations

Noethiger’s listed coworkers include David W. Tscholl and Donat R. Spahn. His work is associated with the University of Zurich.

Conclusion

Christoph B. Noethiger’s patented system brings together real-time data processing and interactive visualization to represent a patient’s blood coagulation function.