Paul Garcia

Title: Paul Garcia and EEG-Based Anesthesia Monitoring.

Introduction

Paul Garcia is an inventor associated with Cortlandt Manor, New York. His work includes a patent for using electroencephalographic (EEG) information to assess the effects of a patient’s age during anesthesia administration.

Latest Patents

Garcia is listed as an inventor on 1 patent: “System, Method and Computer-Accessible Medium for Anesthesia Monitoring Using Electroencephalographic Monitoring.” The invention describes receiving a patient’s EEG information during administration of a compound and using it to determine how age affects the patient’s response. The system may also use a bispectral index or entropy measurements. The compound may be an anesthetic, including sevoflurane, isoflurane, dexmedetomidine, propofol, etomidate, desflurane, or a combination of ketamine and nitrous oxide.

Career Highlights

Garcia’s listed organizational affiliations include Columbia University and Technische Universität München. The available information does not specify his roles or dates of association with these institutions.

Collaborations

Matthias Kreuzer is identified as Garcia’s coworker. The patent’s focus on EEG-based anesthesia monitoring reflects work involving patient monitoring and anesthetic response.

Conclusion

Paul Garcia’s patent addresses how EEG measurements can help assess age-related effects during anesthesia, connecting his inventive work with research affiliations at Columbia University and Technische Universität München.