Portable Modular Kiosk Based Physiologic Sensor System with Display and Data Storage for Clinical and Research Applications including Cross Calculating and Cross Checked Physiologic Parameters Based Upon Combined Sensor Input

• US 20090275809A1
• Filed: 05/01/2009
• Published: 11/05/2009
• Est. Priority Date: 05/01/2008
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: STARR Life Sciences Corp.
• Original Assignee: STARR Life Sciences Corp.
• Inventors: Starr, Eric W.
• Application Number:
  US12/434,599
• Publication Number:
  US 20090275809A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 600/301
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 2503/40 Animals
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 2560/0443 Modular apparatus
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 5/00 Measuring for diagnostic purposes radiation diagnosis A61B6/00; diagnosis by ultrasonic, sonic or infrasonic waves A61B8/00; Identification of persons

Abstract

A portable modular kiosk based physiologic sensor system for clinical and research applications configured to simultaneously utilize multiple sensors with cross checking and cross calculation of physiologic parameters.

Claims

1. A portable modular kiosk based physiologic sensor system for clinical and research applications configured to simultaneously utilize multiple sensors with cross checking and cross calculation of physiologic parameters.

2. The kiosk based physiologic sensor system according to claim 1 wherein the system includes a notebook PC.

3. The kiosk based physiologic sensor system according to claim 2 wherein the notebook PC is a tablet PC.

4. The kiosk based physiologic sensor system according to claim 3 wherein the sensors include at least two sensors that are configured to be simultaneously coupled to the tablet PC through a USB port connection.

5. The kiosk based physiologic sensor system according to claim 4 wherein the system is configured for operation on small mammals.

6. The kiosk based physiologic sensor system according to claim 5 wherein the sensors include at least one pulse oximeter.

7. A portable modular physiologic sensor system comprising a PC which is configured to simultaneously utilize multiple sensors with cross checking of at least one physiologic parameter, wherein the cross checking includes the calculation of the physiologic parameter using the input from at least two sensors that are coupled to two distinct standard input ports on the PC, wherein these inputs are utilized independently in the separate calculation of the cross checked parameter and these two independently calculated values of the cross checked parameter are utilized to arrive at a given cross checked parameter value.

8. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 7 wherein the system includes a notebook PC.

9. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 8 wherein the notebook PC is a tablet PC.

10. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 9 wherein the sensors include at least two sensors that are configured to be simultaneously coupled to the tablet PC through a USB port connection.

11. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 10 wherein the system is configured for operation on small mammals.

12. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 11 wherein the sensors include at least one pulse oximeter.

13. A portable modular physiologic sensor system comprising a PC which is configured to simultaneously utilize multiple sensors with cross calculation of at least one physiologic parameter wherein the cross calculation of a physiologic parameter utilizes the input from at least two sensors that are coupled to two distinct standard input ports on the PC.

14. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 13 wherein the system includes a notebook PC.

15. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 14 wherein the notebook PC is a tablet PC.

16. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 15 wherein the sensors include at least two sensors that are configured to be simultaneously coupled to the tablet PC through a USB port connection.

17. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 16 wherein the system is configured for operation on small mammals.

18. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 17 wherein the sensors include at least one pulse oximeter.

19. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 13 wherein a PC which is configured to simultaneously utilize multiple sensors with cross checking of at least one physiologic parameter, wherein the cross checking includes the calculation of the physiologic parameter using the input from at least two sensors that are coupled to two distinct standard input ports on the PC, wherein these inputs are utilized independently in the separate calculation of the cross checked parameter and these two independently calculated values of the cross checked parameter are utilized to arrive at a given cross checked parameter value.

20. The modular physiologic sensor system according to claim 14 wherein the PC is a tablet PC.