Blood pressure monitor apparatus
First Claim
1. A blood pressure monitor apparatus for monitoring a blood pressure of a living subject, comprising:
- pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information which relates to a pulse-wave propagation velocity at which a pulse wave propagates in an artery of the subject;
pulse-period-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-period-relating information which relates to a pulse period of the subject;
peripheral-blood-volume-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining peripheral-blood-volume-relating information which relates to a volume of blood which flows in a peripheral body portion of the subject; and
abnormality judging means for judging that said blood pressure of the subject is abnormal when at least one of said pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information, said pulse-period-relating information, and said peripheral-blood-volume-relating information does not fall within a corresponding one of a first, a second and a third reference range, wherein said first, second, and third reference ranges have a first, a second, and a third upper limit value, respectively, each of said first, second, and third upper limit values being a common value.
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Abstract
A blood pressure monitor apparatus for monitoring a blood pressure of a living subject, comprising: pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information which relates to a pulse-wave propagation velocity at which a pulse wave propagates in an artery of the subject; pulse-period-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-period-relating information which relates to a pulse period of the subject; peripheral-blood-volume-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining peripheral-blood-volume-relating information which relates to a volume of blood which flows in a peripheral body portion of the subject; and abnormality judging means for judging that the blood pressure of the subject is abnormal when at least one of the pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information, pulse-period-relating information, and peripheral-blood-volume-relating information does not fall within a corresponding one of a first, a second and a third reference range.
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1. A blood pressure monitor apparatus for monitoring a blood pressure of a living subject, comprising:
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pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information which relates to a pulse-wave propagation velocity at which a pulse wave propagates in an artery of the subject;
pulse-period-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-period-relating information which relates to a pulse period of the subject;
peripheral-blood-volume-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining peripheral-blood-volume-relating information which relates to a volume of blood which flows in a peripheral body portion of the subject; and
abnormality judging means for judging that said blood pressure of the subject is abnormal when at least one of said pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information, said pulse-period-relating information, and said peripheral-blood-volume-relating information does not fall within a corresponding one of a first, a second and a third reference range, wherein said first, second, and third reference ranges have a first, a second, and a third upper limit value, respectively, each of said first, second, and third upper limit values being a common value. - View Dependent Claims (2)
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3. A blood pressure monitor apparatus for monitoring a blood pressure of a living subject, comprising:
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pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information which relates to a pulse-wave propagation velocity at which a pulse wave propagates in an artery of the subject;
pulse-period-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-period-relating information which relates to a pulse period of the subject;
peripheral-blood-volume-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining peripheral-blood-volume-relating information which relates to a volume of blood which flows in a peripheral body portion of the subject; and
abnormality judging means for judging that said blood pressure of the subject is abnormal when at least one of said pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information, and pulse-period-relating information, and said peripheral-blood-volume-relating information does not fall within a corresponding one of a first, a second and a third reference range, wherein said first, second, and third reference ranges have a first, a second, and a third lower limit value, respectively each of said first, second, and third lower limit values being a common value. - View Dependent Claims (4)
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5. A blood pressure monitor apparatus for monitoring a blood pressure of a living subject, comprising:
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pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information which relates to a pulse-wave propagation velocity at which a pulse wave propagates in an artery of the subject;
pulse-period-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining pulse-period-relating information which relates to a pulse period of the subject;
peripheral-blood-volume-relating information obtaining means for successively obtaining peripheral-blood-volume-relating information which relates to a volume of blood which flows in a peripheral body portion of the subject; and
abnormality judging means for judging that said blood pressure of the subject is abnormal when at least one of said pulse-wave-propagation-velocity-relating information, and pulse-period-relating information, and said peripheral-blood-volume-relating information does not fall within a corresponding one of a first, a second and a third reference range, wherein said first, second, and third reference ranges have a first, a second, and a third lower limit value, respectively each of said first, second, and third lower limit values and each of said first, second, and third upper limit values being a common value being a common value. - View Dependent Claims (6)
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