ELECTRONIC BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT DEVICE CALCULATING BLOOD PRESSURE VALUE
First Claim
1. An electronic blood pressure measurement device comprising:
- a measurement bladder for pressing against a measurement site in a state having a predetermined amount of air sealed,a pressure detection portion detecting a pressure signal indicating an internal pressure in said measurement bladder,a pulse wave detection portion detecting a pulse wave amplitude included in said pressure signal detected by said pressure detection portion,a squeezing portion exerting an externally applied pressure to said measurement bladder to press said measurement site through said measurement bladder, anda blood pressure calculation portion,information of cuff compliance property obtained from a change of said internal pressure and volume of said measurement bladder having a predetermined amount of air sealed being stored in advance in a storage portion,said blood pressure calculation portion includinga pulse wave amplitude detection portion detecting said pulse wave amplitude through said pulse wave detection portion in a process of changing said internal pressure in said measurement bladder by changing said externally applied pressure to said measurement bladder through said squeezing portion, anda correction portion correcting said pulse wave amplitude detected by said pulse wave amplitude detection portion using said information of cuff compliance property read out from said storage portion,blood pressure being calculated based on said pulse wave amplitude corrected by said correction portion.
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Abstract
A blood pressure measurement bladder (50) has a predetermined amount of air introduced and sealed therein. A CPU (30) measures in advance the P-V property. The blood pressure measurement bladder (50) is wrapped around a measurement site. By exerting pressure from the outer side to the blood pressure measurement bladder (50), the internal pressure in the blood pressure measurement bladder (50) is increased to exert pressure on the blood vessel. During this process, the cuff pressure in the blood pressure measurement bladder (50) generated by volumetric change of the blood vessel by changing the pressure exerted from the outer side to the blood pressure measurement bladder (50), and the pressure pulse wave data are detected. By adding the cuff compliance property obtained by the P-V property that was measured in advance to the detected data as a correction value of the pressure pulse wave, blood pressure is calculated.
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6 Claims
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1. An electronic blood pressure measurement device comprising:
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a measurement bladder for pressing against a measurement site in a state having a predetermined amount of air sealed, a pressure detection portion detecting a pressure signal indicating an internal pressure in said measurement bladder, a pulse wave detection portion detecting a pulse wave amplitude included in said pressure signal detected by said pressure detection portion, a squeezing portion exerting an externally applied pressure to said measurement bladder to press said measurement site through said measurement bladder, and a blood pressure calculation portion, information of cuff compliance property obtained from a change of said internal pressure and volume of said measurement bladder having a predetermined amount of air sealed being stored in advance in a storage portion, said blood pressure calculation portion including a pulse wave amplitude detection portion detecting said pulse wave amplitude through said pulse wave detection portion in a process of changing said internal pressure in said measurement bladder by changing said externally applied pressure to said measurement bladder through said squeezing portion, and a correction portion correcting said pulse wave amplitude detected by said pulse wave amplitude detection portion using said information of cuff compliance property read out from said storage portion, blood pressure being calculated based on said pulse wave amplitude corrected by said correction portion. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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