Daniell Dokko

Title: Daniell Dokko and His Medical Monitoring Inventions.

Introduction

Daniell Dokko is an inventor based in Mountain View, California. His work includes patented technologies for monitoring physiological signals to help identify signs of an impending myocardial infarction.

Latest Patents

Dokko’s listed patent work includes “Methods and Systems That Monitor for an Impending Myocardial Infarction.” The invention describes implantable systems that obtain signals indicating changes in arterial blood volume, including photoplethysmography or impedance plethysmography signals. The systems analyze measurements such as signal areas under the curve or the number of signal inflections across multiple periods. Changes in these metrics can be used to predict an impending myocardial infarction and trigger an alert or therapy.

Dokko is credited with 2 patents. The supplied description repeats the same patent title and summary, so it is presented here as one distinct invention.

Career Highlights

Dokko is associated with Pacesetter, Inc., a company connected with medical-device innovation. His patent work reflects an application of physiological signal analysis to implantable monitoring systems.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Timothy A. Fayram and Mark Carlson as Dokko’s coworkers. Their names are provided as professional associations, but no specific shared patent or project details were included.

Conclusion

Daniell Dokko’s documented patent work focuses on implantable systems that analyze arterial blood-volume signals to support early detection and response to a possible myocardial infarction.