Cardiac arrhythmia report
First Claim
1. A machine-implemented method comprising:
- obtaining ECG data associated with atrial fibrillation events and heart rate in a monitored living being;
determining, from the obtained ECG data, a total time period of monitoring;
calculating a total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for a first day by integrating atrial fibrillation episodes, taking into account number and duration of the atrial fibrillation episodes, wherein the duration of an atrial fibrillation episode is calculated as time between onset and offset of such atrial fibrillation episode, wherein the time period of monitoring comprises a plurality of contiguous, non-overlapping, equal-length, discrete time intervals, each time interval of the plurality of time intervals having a duration of ten minutes;
flagging each time interval, of the plurality of time intervals, in which an atrial fibrillation event was detected;
calculating from the total time period of monitoring and the total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day, a percentage of the total time period of monitoring for the first day that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation;
generating, by a computer, for display a patient report, including adding to the patient report information indicating including;
a plurality of blocks, each block representing a particular flagged time interval, and, on a common time scale, average heart rate for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals, whether or not flagged, and wherein a position of each block on the time scale represents a time at which a flagged time interval occurred and wherein a length of each block along the common time scale represents a duration of the flagged time interval represented by the block, and wherein the sum of the durations of the flagged time intervals exceeds the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day;
information indicating the total time period of monitoring for the first day; and
a bar graph representing the percentage of the total time period of monitoring for the first day that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation, wherein the bar graph includes a first area having a first appearance, and a second area having a second appearance, wherein the ratio of the first area to the second area is equal to the ratio of the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day to the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the first day;
information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day; and
information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the first day;
selecting a portion of the ECG data corresponding to one of the atrial fibrillation events; and
adding to the patient report a graph of the selected portion of the ECG data.
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Abstract
Systems, devices, methods, and techniques relating to generating and presenting information related to heart rate data. In one aspect, a system includes a monitoring device configured to obtain physiological data for a living being and to generate annotation data based on the physiological data for a total time period, a processing system configured to obtain the annotation data via a communication channel from the monitoring device and to generate for display based on the annotation data a daily patient report that includes, a chart showing summary statistical data for a proportion of a total monitored time period spent in cardiac arrhythmia for each of a plurality of days and summary statistical data for a proportion of the total monitored time period not spent in cardiac arrhythmia for each of the plurality of days.
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39 Claims
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1. A machine-implemented method comprising:
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obtaining ECG data associated with atrial fibrillation events and heart rate in a monitored living being; determining, from the obtained ECG data, a total time period of monitoring; calculating a total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for a first day by integrating atrial fibrillation episodes, taking into account number and duration of the atrial fibrillation episodes, wherein the duration of an atrial fibrillation episode is calculated as time between onset and offset of such atrial fibrillation episode, wherein the time period of monitoring comprises a plurality of contiguous, non-overlapping, equal-length, discrete time intervals, each time interval of the plurality of time intervals having a duration of ten minutes; flagging each time interval, of the plurality of time intervals, in which an atrial fibrillation event was detected; calculating from the total time period of monitoring and the total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day, a percentage of the total time period of monitoring for the first day that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation; generating, by a computer, for display a patient report, including adding to the patient report information indicating including; a plurality of blocks, each block representing a particular flagged time interval, and, on a common time scale, average heart rate for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals, whether or not flagged, and wherein a position of each block on the time scale represents a time at which a flagged time interval occurred and wherein a length of each block along the common time scale represents a duration of the flagged time interval represented by the block, and wherein the sum of the durations of the flagged time intervals exceeds the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day; information indicating the total time period of monitoring for the first day; and a bar graph representing the percentage of the total time period of monitoring for the first day that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation, wherein the bar graph includes a first area having a first appearance, and a second area having a second appearance, wherein the ratio of the first area to the second area is equal to the ratio of the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day to the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the first day; information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day; and information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the first day; selecting a portion of the ECG data corresponding to one of the atrial fibrillation events; and adding to the patient report a graph of the selected portion of the ECG data. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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20. A system comprising:
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one or more computers; and a non-transitory computer-readable storage device having a computer program product encoded therein, the computer program product operable to cause the one or more computers to perform operations comprising; obtaining ECG data associated with atrial fibrillation events and heart rate in a monitored living being by integrating atrial fibrillation, taking into account number and duration of atrial fibrillation episodes, wherein the duration is calculated as time between on-set and off-set of the atrial fibrillation event; determining, from the obtained ECG data, a total time period of monitoring; calculating a total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for a first day by integrating atrial fibrillation episodes, taking into account number and duration of the atrial fibrillation episodes, wherein the duration of an atrial fibrillation episode is calculated as time between onset and offset of such atrial fibrillation episode, wherein the time period of monitoring comprises a plurality of contiguous, non-overlapping, equal-length, discrete time intervals, each time interval of the plurality of time intervals having a duration of ten minutes; flagging each time interval, of the plurality of time intervals, in which an atrial fibrillation event was detected; calculating, from the total time period of monitoring and the total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day, a percentage of the total time period of monitoring for the first day that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation; generating for display a patient report, including adding to the patient report information indicating including; a plurality of blocks, each block representing a particular flagged time interval, and, on a common time scale, average heart rate for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals, whether or not flagged, and wherein a position of each block on the time scale represents a time at which a flagged time interval occurred and wherein a length of each block along the common time scale represents a duration of the flagged time interval represented by the block, and wherein the sum of the durations of the flagged time intervals exceeds the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day; information indicating the total time period of monitoring for the first day; and a bar graph representing the percentage of the total time period of monitoring for the first day that the monitored living being spent in cardiac arrhythmia;
atrial fibrillation, wherein the bar graph includes a first area having a first appearance, and a second area having a second appearance, wherein the ratio of the first area to the second area is equal to the ratio of the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day to the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the first day;information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day; and information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the first day; selecting a portion of the ECG data corresponding to one of the atrial fibrillation events; and adding to the patient report a graph of the selected portion of the ECG data. - View Dependent Claims (23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 39)
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21. The system of 20, wherein the non-transitory computer-readable storage device is further operable to cause the one or more computers to perform operations compromising:
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calculating, from the total time period of monitoring and the total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the first day, a percentage of the total time period of monitoring for the first day that the monitored living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation; and wherein adding to the patient report information includes adding to the patient report information indicating the percentage of the total time period of monitoring for the first day that the monitored living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation. - View Dependent Claims (22)
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24. The system of 23, wherein the non-transitory computer-readable storage device is further operable to cause the one or more computers to perform operations compromising:
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calculating from the obtained data a proportion of the total time period that the monitored living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for each of the second or more days; and wherein adding to the patient report information includes adding information related to the proportion of the total time period that the monitored living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for each of the second or more days.
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29. A machine implemented machine-implemented method comprising:
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obtaining ECG data associated with atrial fibrillation events and heart rate in a monitored living being; determining, from the obtained ECG data, a total time period of monitoring; calculating a total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for a plurality of days by integrating atrial fibrillation, taking into account number and duration of atrial fibrillation episodes, wherein the duration is calculated as time between on-set and off-set of the atrial fibrillation event, wherein the time period of monitoring comprises a plurality of contiguous, non-overlapping, equal-length, discrete time intervals, each time interval of the plurality of time intervals having a duration of ten minutes; flagging each time interval, of the plurality of time intervals, in which an atrial fibrillation event was detected; calculating, from the total time period of monitoring and the total time period that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation for each of the plurality of days, a percentage of the total time period of monitoring that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation and a percentage of the total time period of monitoring that the monitored living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation; generating, by a computer, for display a patient report that includes including adding information to a single chart, wherein the information indicates chart; a plurality of blocks, each block representing a particular flagged time interval, and, on a common time scale, average heart rate for each time interval of the plurality of time intervals, whether or not flagged, and wherein a position of each block on the time scale represents a time at which a flagged time interval occurred and wherein a length of each block along the common time scale represents a duration of the flagged time interval represented by the block, and wherein the sum of the durations of the flagged time intervals exceeds the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the plurality of days; information indicating the total time period of monitoring for each of the plurality of days; a plurality of bar graphs, each bar graph associated with a particular day among the plurality of days, wherein each bar graph includes information indicating the percentage of the total time period of monitoring for each of the associated day among the plurality of days that the monitored living being spent in atrial fibrillation; includes information indicating the percentage of the total time period of monitoring for each of the associated day among the plurality of days that the monitored living being did not spend in cardiac arrhythmia;
atrial fibrillation; andincludes a first area having a first appearance, and a second area having a second appearance, wherein the ratio of the first area to the second area is equal to the ratio of the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the associated day to the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the associated day; information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for each of the plurality of days; and information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for each of the plurality of days; selecting a portion of the ECG data corresponding to one of the atrial fibrillation events; and adding to the patient report a graph of the selected portion of the ECG data. - View Dependent Claims (30, 31, 32)
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33. A system comprising:
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a monitoring device configured to obtain physiological data for a living being and to generate annotation data indicative of atrial fibrillation events based on the physiological data for a total time period; and a processing system configured to; obtain the annotation data via a communication channel from the monitoring device wherein the data comprises integrating atrial fibrillation, taking into account number and duration of atrial fibrillation episodes, wherein the duration is calculated as time between on-set and off-set of the atrial fibrillation event, determine, from the annotation data, a total monitored time period and a total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for a plurality of days, wherein the total monitored time period comprises a plurality of contiguous, non-overlapping, equal-length, discrete time intervals, each time interval of the plurality of time intervals having a duration of ten minutes; flag each time interval, of the plurality of time intervals, in which an atrial fibrillation event was detected; select a portion of the physiological data corresponding to one of the atrial fibrillation events, and generate, for display based on the total monitored time period and the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the plurality of days, a daily patient report that includes a chart showing including a bar graph representing the percentage of the total monitored time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the plurality of days; and the percentage of the total monitored time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the plurality of days, wherein the bar graph includes a first area having a first appearance, and a second area having a second appearance, wherein the ratio of the first area to the second area is equal to the ratio of the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the plurality of days to the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the plurality of days; information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being spent in atrial fibrillation for the plurality of days; and information indicating an average heart rate during the total time period that the living being did not spend in atrial fibrillation for the plurality of days; and a chart showing the selected portion of the physiological data. - View Dependent Claims (34, 35, 36, 37, 38)
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