Remote interfacing of extended wear electrocardiography and physiological sensor monitor
First Claim
1. A remotely-interfaceable extended wear electrocardiography and physiological sensor monitor recorder, comprising:
- a sealed housing forming on a bottom surface a cavity shaped to accommodate an upward projection of a battery compartment formed on a non-conductive receptacle of a disposable extended wear electrode patch and comprising a set of electrical contacts that protrude from the bottom surface and are arranged in alignment with electrical pads provided on the non-conductive receptacle;
a patient-operable tactile-feedback button provided on a top surface of the sealed housing; and
electronic circuitry comprised within the sealed housing, comprising;
an externally-powered micro-controller operable to execute under micro programmable control;
an electrocardiographic front end circuit electrically interfaced to the micro-controller and operable to sense electrocardiographic signals through electrocardiographic electrodes provided on the disposable extended wear electrode patch;
a wireless transceiver electrically interfaced with the micro-controller and operable to wirelessly interface with an external wireless-enabled device to communicate samples of the electrocardiographic signals; and
externally-powered flash memory electrically interfaced with the micro-controller and operable to store the samples of the electrocardiographic signals.
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Abstract
A remotely-interfaceable extended wear electrocardiography and physiological sensor monitor recorder is provided. A sealed housing forms on a bottom surface a cavity shaped to accommodate an upward projection of a battery compartment formed on a non-conductive receptacle of a disposable extended wear electrode patch and includes a set of electrical contacts that protrude from the bottom surface and are arranged in alignment with electrical pads provided on the non-conductive receptacle. Electronic circuitry is provided within the sealed housing and includes an externally-powered micro-controller operable to execute under micro programmable control. An electrocardiographic front end circuit is electrically interfaced to the micro-controller. A wireless transceiver electrically interfaces with the micro-controller and externally-powered flash memory is electrically interfaced with the micro-controller and operable to store samples of the electrocardiographic signals.
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18 Claims
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1. A remotely-interfaceable extended wear electrocardiography and physiological sensor monitor recorder, comprising:
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a sealed housing forming on a bottom surface a cavity shaped to accommodate an upward projection of a battery compartment formed on a non-conductive receptacle of a disposable extended wear electrode patch and comprising a set of electrical contacts that protrude from the bottom surface and are arranged in alignment with electrical pads provided on the non-conductive receptacle; a patient-operable tactile-feedback button provided on a top surface of the sealed housing; and electronic circuitry comprised within the sealed housing, comprising; an externally-powered micro-controller operable to execute under micro programmable control; an electrocardiographic front end circuit electrically interfaced to the micro-controller and operable to sense electrocardiographic signals through electrocardiographic electrodes provided on the disposable extended wear electrode patch; a wireless transceiver electrically interfaced with the micro-controller and operable to wirelessly interface with an external wireless-enabled device to communicate samples of the electrocardiographic signals; and externally-powered flash memory electrically interfaced with the micro-controller and operable to store the samples of the electrocardiographic signals. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A remotely-interfaceable extended wear electrocardiography and physiological sensor monitor, comprising:
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a disposable extended wear electrode patch comprising; a flexible backing formed of an elongated strip of stretchable material with a narrow longitudinal midsection and, on each end, a contact surface at least partially coated with an adhesive dressing provided as a crimp relief; a pair of electrocardiographic electrodes conductively exposed on the contact surface of each end of the elongated strip, respectively; a non-conductive receptacle adhered to an outward-facing surface of the elongated strip and comprising a plurality of electrical pads; and a flexible circuit affixed on each end of the elongated strip as a strain relief and comprising a pair of circuit traces electrically coupled to the pair of the electrocardiographic electrodes and a pair of the electrical pads, at least one of the circuit traces adapted to extend along the narrow longitudinal midsection to serve as the strain relief; and a reusable electrocardiography monitor having a sealed housing forming on a bottom surface a cavity shaped to accommodate an upward projection of a battery compartment formed on a non-conductive receptacle of a disposable extended wear electrode patch and comprising a patient-operable tactile-feedback button provided on a top surface of the sealed housing and a set of electrical contacts that protrude from the bottom surface and are arranged in alignment with the electrical pads provided on the non-conductive receptacle, wherein the reusable electrocardiography monitor comprises electronic circuitry, comprising; a micro-controller operable to execute under micro programmable control and electrically interfaced to an electrocardiographic front end circuit that is operable to sense electrocardiographic signals through the electrocardiographic electrodes via the pair of the electrical pads; a wireless transceiver electrically interfaced with the micro-controller and operable to wirelessly interface with an external wireless-enabled device to communicate samples of the electrocardiographic signals; and a flash memory electrically interfaced with the micro-controller and operable to store the samples of the electrocardiographic signals. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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