Sujitkmar Hiwale

Title: Sujitkmar Hiwale and Cardiac Measurement Reliability

Introduction

Sujitkmar Hiwale is an inventor associated with Aurangabad, India, and Koninklijke Philips N.V. His patent work addresses the reliability of cardiac measurements, with a method designed to account for both heart activity and subject motion. He is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

His listed patent, “Reliability Assessment of Cardiac Parameter Measurements,” describes a method for assessing the reliability of a cardiac parameter. The method receives data from a transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) probe, a heart activity sensor, and a motion sensor. It determines cardiac parameters using the TEE and heart activity data, then evaluates reliability using those parameters alongside motion data.

The invention also assesses whether a cardiac parameter trend exceeds a threshold and detects whether the subject moved during a specified period. These findings inform the reliability assessment, which can generate a feedback signal for an output device. The patent also describes a computer program and system for implementing the method.

Career Highlights

Hiwale’s listed invention focuses on improving the assessment of cardiac measurements by combining information from multiple sensing sources. Its approach considers both changes in cardiac parameter trends and detected motion, factors that can affect confidence in a measurement.

Collaborations

Hiwale is associated with Koninklijke Philips N.V. His listed coworkers include Murtaza Bulut and Laurentia Johanna Huijbregts.

Conclusion

Sujitkmar Hiwale’s patent describes a sensor-based approach to evaluating cardiac measurement reliability, combining heart-related data, trend analysis, and motion detection.