Omron Healthcare Company Ltd.

Omron Corporation

Shusuke Eshita

Tsuyoshi Ogihara

Brian J Brigham

Tamaki Ito

Masahiko Yumoto

Tadashi Koike

Yukiko Mitsunami

Minoru Fujino

Sunao Ouchida

Yoshiaki Iida

Kosuke Inoue

Kengo Nishiyama

Ryosuke Doi

Yuma Adachi

Yuzuki Tamai

Yasuhisa Tawa

Yoshihiko Sano

Takanori Nishioka

Takeshi Kubo

Minoru Taniguchi

Masayuki Fukutsuka

Yoshihide Tokko

Yu Higashimura

Chisato Tawara

Hiroshi Koshimizu

Eisuke Yamazaki

Kenji Ono

Hiroaki Aoyama

Yuka Tanabe

A sphygmomanometer includes a main body mounted with a pump, a belt, and a cuff structure. The cuff structure having a band shape is disposed facing an inner circumferential surface of the belt in a freely separable manner from the inner circumferential surface of the belt. One end of the cuff structure is attached to the main body. The cuff structure includes a bag-shaped pressure cuff that extends along a circumferential direction of a measurement target site, a bag-shaped sensing cuff that extends in the circumferential direction across an artery passing portion of the measurement target site, and a back plate that is inserted between the pressure cuff and the sensing cuff. A blood pressure is calculated based on a pressure of a pressure transmission fluid contained in the sensing cuff.

Sphygmomanometer, blood pressure measurement method, and device

A blood-pressure-related information display device includes a data acquisition unit, a risk value calculator, and a display processor. The data acquisition unit acquires blood pressure data including a systolic blood pressure and a diastolic blood pressure for the subject. The risk value calculator obtains a systolic risk value representing a risk corresponding to the acquired systolic blood pressure and a diastolic risk value representing a risk corresponding to the acquired diastolic blood pressure based on a predetermined blood pressure standard. The display processor performs processing of displaying a risk range from the systolic risk value to the diastolic risk value in a curved or straight elongated display region defining a one-dimensional risk coordinate in the display screen.

Blood-pressure-related information display device, blood-pressure-related information display method, and non-transitory computer readable medium

A wearable device includes a blood pressure sensor configured to continuously measure blood pressure of a measurement subject; a check section configured to, in response to an instruction for commencing a continuous measurement of the blood pressure, check whether a treatment device to be used during the continuous measurement of the blood pressure is attached to the measurement subject; a measurement controller configured to, when the check section confirms that the treatment device is attached, execute a continuous measurement of the blood pressure with the blood pressure sensor; and a display section configured to, when the check section does not confirm that the treatment device is attached, display a form of guidance to prompt attachment of the treatment device.

Wearable device and program

Inhaler

An appliance includes a belt that is worn by being wound around a wrist. The appliance includes: at least a first display region that is positioned in an area of the belt that corresponds to a volar-side surface or a radius-side surface of the wrist; and a second display region that is positioned in an area of the belt that corresponds to a back-side surface of the wrist. During a blood pressure measurement period, first control for displaying ongoing blood pressure measurement information only on the first display region is performed, and during a period other than the blood pressure measurement period, second control for displaying information that needs to be displayed on the first or second display region is performed.

Appliance

Breath detector

Sphygmomanometer with wireless communication device

An activity amount-related information display apparatus according to the present invention acquires value information indicating exercise intensity, activity amount, or expended calories of a measurement subject. On a display screen, a circle corresponding to one day is set, and time divisions each indicating elapse of a unit time in the one day are set clockwise around the circle. Value information is displayed as a graph composed of a collection of bars that extend outward in a radial direction around the circle and have lengths of multiple levels, the lengths each corresponding to a value indicated by the value information for a unit time.

Activity amount-related information display apparatus

Display screen with graphical user interface for a sphygmomanometer with wireless communication device

Pulse rate meter

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Kyoto, Japan

Shusuke Eshita