Physio-control, Inc.

Stryker Corporation

Jeffery Scott Edwards

Mitchell Allen Smith

Kenneth J Peterson

Robert G Walker

Christopher G Alviar

Neil G McIlvaine

Fernd Van Engelen

Jeremy Edward Brummett

Markus Wierzoch

Kenneth Howard Dickenson

Jonas Buck

Johanna Schoemaker

Matthew Lawrence Bielstein

Jennifer Elaine Hoss

Bethany Joyce Johnson

Cathlene Buchanan

Jennifer Goeman Jensen

Niklas Andersson

Richard Mark Lyon

David James Stewart

Daniel W Piraino

D Craig Edwards

Ethan P Albright

Paul S Tamura

Maren Louise Nelson

John Robert Knapinski

Andres Belalcazar

Ken N Peterson

Dana K Lewis

James Wootten

Cheryl Protas

Garrett Kotlarchik

Fred William Chapman

Paul R Juhasz

Cathlene D Buchanan

Rockland W Nordness

Ira M Turner

Clayton Ming Young

Steven Witters

David Okey

Denny Craig Edwards

Michell Smith

Pablo Gonzalez-Gandolfi

Mitchella Smith

Medical device

A remote patient monitoring system having a main patient monitor and a remote patient monitor. The main patient monitor is configured to receive and collect one or more patient physiological parameters and to provide an alarm in response to an alarm trigger. The alarm trigger includes a determination that at least one of the collected patient physiological parameters has reached a predetermined value. The remote patient monitor has an alarm reset and is configured to be carried by a caregiver. It is also configured to receive a signal from the main patient monitor in response to the alarm and to transmit an indication about the alarm trigger. The indication includes one or more of a notification that the patient is being attended to, a request by the caregiver for additional help, or a message about resolution of the alarm trigger.

Patient monitoring device with remote alert

Technologies and implementations for a defibrillator electrode having communicative capabilities are generally disclosed.

Electrode assembly having various communicative solutions

Medical device, system, method for capturing medical images includes an image capture and processing portion and an interchangeable medical tool portion. The image capture and processing portion is configured to capture and process a photo image, a video stream of images, or a coded image. The interchangeable medical tool portion is configured to connect to the image capture and processing portion. The image capture and processing portion further includes a configuration module configured to detect a connection of the medical tool portion to the image capture and processing portion, determine the type of the interchangeable medical tool portion connected, and adapt the image capture and processing portion to the detected type of the medical tool portion. The medical device may transmit medical images to an external device for interpretation by an expert, providing coaching to the user of the medical device, and for asset management, decision support, and/or other purposes.

Multi-function video system with interchangeable medical tool

A computing architecture, system and method are disclosed for use in a medical device for providing decision support to a caregiver. The computing architecture includes a memory, a processor in communication with the memory, and an instance of a primary rules-based service configured to provide instruction events, the instance providing a primary processing thread of instruction events for coaching treatment of a patient. A software manager module includes an artificial intelligence architecture. The artificial intelligence architecture is configured to provide an instance of a conditional rules-based service for providing instruction events. The instance provided by the artificial intelligence architecture provides a processing thread of instruction events for coaching treatment of a patient that is independent of the primary processing thread and is configured to trigger an action on the occurrence of a pre-defined set of input conditions.

Decision support system using intelligent agents

A defibrillator is provided with two processors for enhancing the defibrillation process. A first processor is dedicated to controlling when an electrical charge is applied to a patient. A second processor is dedicated to data operations for enhancing the coaching of the defibrillation process. The second data processor is in communication with one or more external devices for transmission and receipt of network data for further enhancing the coaching process. The second data processor allows both the defibrillator to be maintained with updated network data and software and the one or more external devices to be maintained with updated defibrillator data. Independent controllers provide multiple processing paths on critical charge and coaching functions; with the second data processor further providing redundancy control in the event of any malfunction of the first charge processor.

Medical monitor-defibrillator with defibrillator and data operations processors

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Bellingham, WA, United States of America

Jeffery Scott Edwards