Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Philips Gmbh

Christian Michael Epping

Harald Greiner

Alexander Dubielczyk

Rolf Neumann

Norman Maurice Delisle

Marc Cordaro

Vital sign information of a subject is determined using a marker for application to the subject. The marker is configured to change an optical property due to a mechanical manipulation of the marker caused by a physiological process of the subject. The change in the optical property is detected and analyzed to determine vital sign information of the subject.

System and method for determining vital sign information of a subject

A defibrillator with wireless communications with a patient monitor. The wireless communications transmits patient data collected by measurement modules between the defibrillator and the patient monitor using wireless nodes when a patient is under cardiac arrest. The transmitted data is integrated with the data already residing on each respective device using data integration modules, and then displayed to the code team in the patient's room on displays, thereby allowing every member of the code team to see data from both devices by reading just one of the displays. The integrated data is also associated with synchronized clocks between the two devices. The integrated data is then compiled into a single unified report comprising the data from both devices and attached to the patient's electronic health record located on a patient record database.

Defibrillation apparatus for wireless data exchange with a patient monitoring apparatus

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Goeppingen, Germany

Christian Michael Epping