NON-INVASIVE MONITORING OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
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1. A method for assessing the level of an analyte within a human, wherein said method comprises obtaining electrocardiogram results from said human and comparing said results to a signal template to obtain an indication of the level of said analyte in said human, wherein said signal template or said electrocardiogram results were generate using a signal averaging technique.
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Abstract
This document provides methods and materials related to the non-invasive measurement of analytes in blood.
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- 1. A method for assessing the level of an analyte within a human, wherein said method comprises obtaining electrocardiogram results from said human and comparing said results to a signal template to obtain an indication of the level of said analyte in said human, wherein said signal template or said electrocardiogram results were generate using a signal averaging technique.
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7. A method for assessing a change in the level of an analyte within a human as compared to a previously determined level of said analyte, wherein said method comprises:
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(a) obtaining electrocardiogram results from said human, (b) comparing said results to a signal template to obtain an indication of the level of said analyte in said human, and (c) comparing the level of said analyte in said human to said previously determined level of said analyte to determine said change, wherein said change is a change that is not detectable based on visual inspection of an ECG tracing. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A method for assessing a change in the level of an analyte within a human as compared to a previously determined level of said analyte, wherein said method comprises:
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(a) obtaining an electrical recording result from an organ within said human, (b) comparing said result to a signal template to obtain an indication of the level of said analyte in said human, and (c) comparing the level of said analyte in said human to said previously determined level of said analyte to determine said change, wherein said change is a change that is not detectable based on visual inspection of an electrical recording of said organ. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15)
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