Nuwellis, Inc.

Senseonics, Incorporated

Chf Solutions, Inc.

Biomedix, Inc.

David Lerner

David J Haskvitz

Andrew Dehennis

Todd Whitehurst

Franz Willems Ulrich

Xiaoxiao Chen

Barkha Raisoni

Ravi Rastogi

William Lee Rogers

Dori Jones

Christina Long

A blood flow stimulator may help encourage blood flow in a limb of a patient. The blood flow stimulator may include a housing configured for sealing about the limb of the patient. The housing may include a sealable volume, and the sealable volume may receive the limb of the patient. The blood flow stimulator may include a seal, and the seal may be coupled with the housing. The seal may engage with at least a portion of the limb, for instance to segregate the sealable volume from a surrounding environment of the blood flow stimulator. The blood flow stimulator may include a conduit extending through the housing. The conduit mat help provide access to the sealable volume, for instance from the surrounding environment. In some examples, an adjustable stent is utilized to enhance blood flow within vasculature of a patient. A stent operator may change a size of the stent.

Venous blood flow stimulator for extracorporeal therapy

A blood filtration system can reduce the amount of plasma constituents (e.g., water and/or electrolytes) in the blood of the patient, and accordingly increase the hematocrit value of the patient. The blood filtration system (e.g., a controller, or the like) can determine a hematocrit value of a patient. The blood filtration system can determine a venous pressure of vasculature of a patient. The blood filtration system can compensate for pressure head in a component of a blood circuit (e.g., a withdrawal line of a catheter), for example to improve the accuracy of the venous pressure determination. The blood filtration system can determine one or more resistance characteristics of a blood circuit for the blood filtration system. The resistance characteristics can correspond to a resistance to a flow of blood through a component of the blood circuit.

Blood filtration systems

A blood filtration system may to couple to an infusion pump that is external to the blood filtration system. The blood filtration system may include a blood circuit, for instance a variable-volume blood circuit. An infusion port may be in communication with the blood circuit and may receive an infusion fluid pumped by the infusion pump. A filtration pump may extract a filtrate fluid from a filter. The filtrate fluid may include filtered plasma constituents. A fluid characteristic sensor may measure one or more of pressure or flow rate of the infusion fluid pumped by the infusion pump. A controller may monitor the fluid characteristic sensor to determine a change in the pressure or flow rate of the infusion fluid. The controller may modulate a speed of the variable-speed filtration pump based on the change in the pressure or flow rate of the infusion fluid.

Neonatal and pediatric blood filtration system

A computing device receives analyte data produced by an analyte monitoring sensor over a communications link from at least one first device. Health data, comprising at least part of the analyte data, may be communicated over a communications link to at least one second device in response to a request. The first device may be positioned over the analyte monitoring sensor using signal strength and location information. External analyte data may be employed to calibrate the analyte monitoring sensor.

Wireless analyte monitoring

An implantable electronic neuromodulation system includes an implantable pulse generator comprising a controller and a memory. The memory is configured to store an emulated neurosensory signal representative of nerve traffic acquired from a patient equipped with an extra-aortic balloon pump counter-pulsation system or an intra-aortic balloon pump counter-pulsation system. A lead is coupled to the implantable pulse generator. At least one electrode is coupled to the lead. The at least one electrode is positionable in contact with or adjacent to at least one nerve that carries sensory information from baroreceptors. The controller is configured to stimulate the at least one nerve using the emulated neurosensory signal.

Electronic neuromodulatory emulation of extra- and intra-aortic balloon pump counter-pulsation systems and methods

A system and method for simultaneous, bilateral, segmental blood pressure measurement are disclosed. In one illustrative embodiment of the invention, two Doppler modules are configured to operate at nominally the same Doppler carrier frequency so that they probe for substantially the same range of physiological information. However, the Doppler carrier frequencies for the Doppler modules are also sufficiently different to substantially avoid interference between the two modules. A phase-locked loop (PLL) used to demodulate the velocity signals in each Doppler module efficiently blocks interference signals because they have frequencies that are the difference in the Doppler carrier frequencies and that are outside the locking range of the PLL. Broad-band RF amplifiers and Doppler transducers are used to ensure that the frequency responses of the Doppler modules are substantially the same.

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Saint Paul, MN, United States of America

David Lerner