SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR USING PHYSIOLOGICAL INFORMATION
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1. A process comprising:
- developing a therapeutic using a database of physiological information, wherein the physiological information comprises cardiovascular physiology information, and wherein the cardiovascular physiology information comprises at least one of;
hemodynamic monitoring information, pulmonary arterial pressure, cardiac output, peripheral vascular resistance, total peripheral resistance, heart rate, respiratory rate, and dicrotic notch information.
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Abstract
Systems and methods using a database of physiological information for the design, development, testing and use of therapeutics. In one aspect, the physiological information can include at least one of: hemodynamic monitoring information, pulmonary arterial pressure, cardiac output, heart rate, respiratory rate, peripheral vascular resistance, total peripheral resistance or dicrotic notch information. Optionally, the cardiovascular physiology information can include ambulatory physiological information.
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51 Claims
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1. A process comprising:
developing a therapeutic using a database of physiological information, wherein the physiological information comprises cardiovascular physiology information, and wherein the cardiovascular physiology information comprises at least one of;
hemodynamic monitoring information, pulmonary arterial pressure, cardiac output, peripheral vascular resistance, total peripheral resistance, heart rate, respiratory rate, and dicrotic notch information.- View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
- 2. The process of claim 2, wherein the cardiovascular physiology information is remotely obtained.
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16. A computer system comprising a memory on which is stored:
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a database including high-fidelity physiological information obtained from a plurality of patients and correlated with a plurality of associated conditions; instructions for receiving from a user an inquiry about a therapeutic; instructions for determining a relationship between the therapeutic and one of the associated conditions or the high-fidelity physiological information. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20)
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21. A method for assessing an effect of a therapeutic agent on a hemodynamic parameter of a subject, comprising:
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providing at least one database including hemodynamic data comprising a plurality of hemodynamic values measured in one or more subjects having been administered a therapeutic agent; and identifying a change in one or more of the measured hemodynamic values resulting from the administration of the therapeutic agent, the change indicating an effect of the therapeutic agent on the hemodynamic parameter of the subject. - View Dependent Claims (22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46)
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47. A method for predicting an effect of a candidate therapeutic agent on a hemodynamic parameter of a patient, comprising:
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providing at least one database including hemodynamic data comprising a plurality of hemodynamic values measured in one or more patients; identifying a candidate therapeutic agent for administration to the one or more patients; and correlating all or a subset of the hemodynamic data with the candidate therapeutic agent to indicate a predicted change in one or more hemodynamic values in the one or more patients that would result from administration of the candidate agent, the predicted change indicating the predicted effect of the candidate agent on the hemodynamic parameter of the one or more patients, administering a therapeutic agent to the one or more patients, wherein the therapeutic agent administered to the one or more patients is of the same class as the candidate agent.
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48. A method for designing a therapeutic agent, comprising:
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determining a change to a hemodynamic parameter of a subject or an expected change resulting from administration of the therapeutic agent, and using the change or expected change in the hemodynamic parameter to design a therapeutic agent, wherein the change or expected change is desirable and the therapeutic agent is modified to increase the magnitude, onset or duration of the change or wherein the change or expected change is undesirable and the therapeutic agent is modified to decrease the magnitude, onset or duration of the change.
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49. A method of identifying a subject based on a specified hemodynamic response to a therapeutic agent, comprising:
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determining characteristics of the subject that indicate an increased likelihood that the subject will have the specified hemodynamic responses; and selecting the identified subject or a plurality of subjects having the same or similar determining characteristics to participate in a clinical study for the therapeutic agent.
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50. A method of developing a therapeutic agent or regimen for administering the therapeutic agent, comprising:
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determining a change to a hemodynamic parameter of a subject or an expected change resulting from administration of the therapeutic agent; and using the change or expected change in the hemodynamic parameter to develop the therapeutic agent or regimen.
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51. A method for assessing the efficacy of a therapeutic agent, comprising:
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determining a change to a hemodynamic parameter of a subject or an expected change resulting from administration of the therapeutic agent; and using the change or expected change in the hemodynamic parameter to assess the efficacy of the therapeutic agent.
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