Stephan Guido Maria Regh

Title: Stephan Guido Maria Regh: Inventor in Blood Pressure Measurement

Introduction

Stephan Guido Maria Regh is an inventor based in Utrecht, the Netherlands. His patent work includes a control device designed to support accurate and efficient blood pressure measurement.

Latest Patents

Regh is associated with 1 patent: “Control Device for Controlling a Measurement System for Measuring Blood Pressure.” The invention concerns a device that controls a system measuring a subject’s blood pressure and, optionally, hemodynamic parameters. During an initial measurement period, the system identifies features of measured pressure pulses and uses them to determine starting values and form a start curve. After the curve reaches its first maximum, the system begins a subsequent measurement period and determines a blood pressure value from the pressure measured during that period. The described approach uses the initial maximum to set the starting point for the main measurement, with the aim of obtaining blood pressure values and optional hemodynamic parameters accurately and quickly.

Career Highlights

Regh is associated with Koninklijke Philips N.V., a company active in health technology and medical systems. His patent reflects work on measurement-system control and the assessment of cardiovascular parameters.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Ulrich Joachim Pfeiffer and Benjamin Stolze as Regh’s coworkers. Their inclusion provides context for his professional connections, though specific joint work on this patent is not stated.

Conclusion

Stephan Guido Maria Regh’s patent focuses on using pressure-pulse features and a start-curve maximum to guide blood pressure measurement, highlighting an approach intended to make measurements both accurate and efficient.