Pressure wire detection and communication protocol for use with medical measurement systems
First Claim
1. A method of authorizing a medical device for use, the method comprising:
- retrieving, by an electronic interface device, identification information from a diagnostic medical device that identifies a feature of the diagnostic medical device, the diagnostic medical device being configured to obtain pressure data within a vessel of a patient;
generating, by the electronic interface device, a proprietary signal based on the identification information; and
sending, from the electronic interface device, the proprietary signal through a channel configured to receive pressure data to a medical measurement system to facilitate an unlocking of one or more programs to be executed on the medical measurement system.
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Abstract
One aspect of the present disclosure involves a method. The method includes retrieving, from a diagnostic medical device, identification information that identifies a feature of the diagnostic medical device. A proprietary signal is generated in response to the identification information. The proprietary signal is sent to a medical measurement system to facilitate an unlocking of one or more programs to be executed on the medical measurement system. Another aspect of the present disclosure involves a method. The method includes detecting, through an electronic interface device, a coupling of a remote diagnostic medical device. Thereafter, a proprietary signal is received from the electronic interface device. An identity feature of the remote diagnostic medical device is ascertained based on the proprietary signal. One or more programs are unlocked for execution if the identity feature of the remote diagnostic medical device matches a predetermined identity feature.
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23 Claims
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1. A method of authorizing a medical device for use, the method comprising:
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retrieving, by an electronic interface device, identification information from a diagnostic medical device that identifies a feature of the diagnostic medical device, the diagnostic medical device being configured to obtain pressure data within a vessel of a patient; generating, by the electronic interface device, a proprietary signal based on the identification information; and sending, from the electronic interface device, the proprietary signal through a channel configured to receive pressure data to a medical measurement system to facilitate an unlocking of one or more programs to be executed on the medical measurement system. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A system, comprising:
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a diagnostic medical device configured to obtain pressure data within a vessel of a patient and containing identification information that identifies a feature of the diagnostic medical device; and an electronic interface device configured to serve as an interface between the diagnostic medical device and a medical measurement system, and is further configured to; receive the identification information from the diagnostic medical device, generate a proprietary signal based on the identification information, and send, through a channel configured to receive pressure wave data, the proprietary signal to the medical measurement system to facilitate unlocking of one or more executable programs on the medical measurement system based on the proprietary signal. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method, comprising:
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detecting an attempted execution of a program stored on a non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium and configured to be executed by a processor; querying one of;
an electronic interface device or a diagnostic medical device regarding identification information of the diagnostic medical device, the diagnostic medical device being configured to obtain pressure data within a vessel of a patient;receiving, through a channel configured to receive pressure data, a proprietary signal generated based on the identification information; determining, based on the proprietary signal, that the diagnostic medical device is authorized; and unlocking the program for execution in response to determining that the diagnostic medical device is authorized. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
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