WO1996003072A1 - Capture d'un signal biologique et dispositif d'analyse - Google Patents
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- the present invention has to provide a means for collecting, analyzing, and diagnosing a patient's biological signal unrestrictedly or unconsciously in a daily living environment for health management and contributing to management of recovery after disease. That is what you do.
- maternal heart rate measurement from maternal electrocardiogram signals in maternal abdominal wall-guided fetal electrocardiography, or adaptation after recognition of electrocardiographic components mixed in electroencephalogram, myoelectric, and ocular potential signals. It is only found in correlated removal, etc.
- an underwater electrode is placed inside the bathtub away from the body surface of the patient to be observed, specifically on the wall of the bathtub, and the patient's electrocardiogram is measured in a non-contact manner. Efforts are being made to try. However, in this method, as in the case of collecting the fetal ECG in the uterus through the amniotic fluid and abdominal wall, the primary coupling between extinction and induction is interposed in the middle of the signal transmission path, and The angle at which the electrode group expects to see the patient cannot be precisely specified or fixed, and the measurement will not be correct.
- the present invention unconditionally or unconsciously collects and analyzes the patient's biological signal in the daily living environment, and contributes to health management by analyzing, diagnosing, etc.
- it does not provide such a device means to be mounted inside the toilet, but in this case, it does not cause major remodeling of the toilet, and it is absolutely not a special toilet for patients. This is intended to be implemented in an unconscious manner.
- the present invention is characterized in that a bioelectrode is arranged on a toilet seat of a Western toilet.
- the shunt electrodes are arranged on the left and right branches of the toilet seat of the Western-style toilet, respectively, and the sway electrode is further arranged on one of the branches so that the shunt electrode and the sunk electrode form a bipolar induction. It is characterized in that it is coupled to the input terminal of the differential amplifier and the ground potential of the circuit, and this configuration is used to observe the electrocardiographic vector from the lower surface of the patient's X-ray part using an electrode pair.
- a waveform very similar to the first lead in the standard 12 lead is obtained from the electrode pair of the above arrangement with an amplitude of about 1Z10, so that it is obtained at the output terminal of the differential amplifier.
- the biological signal is further expanded by about 10 times, the signal is introduced into a known electrocardiographic signal analyzer, and a single channel analysis procedure similar to or similar to the first of the standard 12 leads is performed. It is also ambitious to be configured to analyze.
- a pressure switch is provided on the toilet seat, and the switch is configured to activate the device only when the patient sits on the toilet seat, or to allow the device to be activated. It is also special.
- a radio telemeter-transmitter for transmitting the biological signal, a transmitting antenna and a battery power source for the same are arranged on the toilet seat, and radio waves are transmitted only when the patient sits on the toilet seat. It is also characterized in that the electric circuit of these toilet seats is electrically insulated from the outside. The embodiment of this configuration is like a replacement part for a toilet seat of a normal Western-style toilet bowl, and even an inexperienced person can easily install the device in a toilet at home.
- Figure 1 illustrates how the bioelectrode pair looks at the electromotive force vector of the electrocardiographic signal.
- Figure 2 explains the definitions of leads 1 to 6.
- Fig. 3 shows waveform examples of the first, second and third leads.
- Figure 4 shows examples of waveforms for leads 4, 5, and 6.
- Fig. 9 shows an example of toilet seat guidance collected by Gain- ⁇ ⁇ .
- Figure 10 shows an outline of an example of a toilet seat workpiece with electrodes
- Heart rate measurement heart rate trigger extraction, and immediate detection of arrhythmia in time series. (Same as above, or support for other purposes)
- the present invention constitutes a home-restricted electrocardiogram measurement system using a toilet seat as an example belonging to the category b.
- Figure 3 shows a standard limb lead, where the gain is 1000 times wider than the electrode and drawn on a lv / cin sensitivity recorder, as is common sense.
- the waveform does not follow the so-called subject harm, so the following describes how and how the waveform of the irregular lead differs from the waveform of the standard lead. Attention should be paid to the point, including the amplitude.
- FIG. 4 shows the fourth, fifth, and sixth leads determined here by the inventor.
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- Each waveform was taken independently in time, and was not time-aligned in the vertical direction.
- this signal waveform is the same as the conventionally known waveform diagnostic standard of the first lead, with the additional consideration that a scale factor of 10 times is required. It is considered that such waveform diagnostic criteria can be applied.
- Electrodes are attached to the surfaces of the left and right arms of the toilet seat, and the user sits down to make electrical contact on the toilet, and relaxes a little. A signal equivalent to the sixth lead is obtained. This is similar to the previous thigh-to-thigh guidance, but the conditions are somewhat worse because the thigh is viewed from the S side. However, as long as the patient is relaxed, the disturbance of the EMG signal is small.
- FIG. 1 An outline of an example of the workpiece of the toilet seat with electrodes is shown in FIG.
- the toilet seat (1) used is a general-purpose one and is made of general plastic materials.
- the shaded area (2a, 2b, 2c) is glued to the back side with silver plating copper to give electrical conductivity to the oblique lines (2a, 2b, 2c).
- C In order to match the polarity with the first lead, connect to the first-stage differential amplifier (not shown) so that the right thigh is positive and the left is negative.
- the first-stage differential amplifier not shown
- each of the toilet seat arms can be made of separate metal pieces. Even so, the purpose is achieved.
- the toilet seat electrode of the present invention does not need to be limited to the specific shape of the toilet seat, and if the electrode pair for collecting a biological signal is configured in any form at a portion of the toilet where the buttocks are placed for toilet use. It must be understood that it falls in the range of.
- the configuration after the first-stage differential amplifier may be a well-known general-purpose device except for the above-mentioned gain.
- mounting a first-stage amplifier on the back of the toilet seat and using a signal with an amplified or buffered impedance between the slave device and the slave device is a preferred embodiment that can reduce the penetration of noise and interference.
- a wireless telemeter is provided between the first-stage amplifier receiving the toilet seat electrode and the slave device. Transmission in a system is also a preferred embodiment. In such a configuration, the electrical isolation is naturally ensured, and the electrical safety for the patient is maintained.
- the telemeter transmitter including the first-stage amplifier is arranged behind the toilet seat together with a battery as a power supply.
- a wireless telemeter transmitter for one-channel electrocardiographic signals for this purpose a well-known general-purpose transmitter is sufficient, and any of the analog FM / FM transmission method and the digital transmission method is adopted. obtain.
- a pressure switch is provided on the back of the toilet seat so that the patient can actually sit on the toilet seat and activate the system only when the patient's weight is on the toilet seat, or It is preferable to allow booting.
- the telemeter system it may be a preferable embodiment to configure so that the power is turned on to start transmission, and the dependent device is configured to be activated by the start of the reception of the radio wave.
- Such a pressure switch can be easily replaced by using a pressure-sensitive conductive rubber or the like to replace a very short column interposed between the toilet and the toilet seat on the back of the toilet seat, or to be attached to it. Can be realized.
- the present invention is preferable because unconscious and unrestricted living body measurement can be carried out on a daily basis in the patient's house, and the equipment investment for that purpose can be reduced.
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Abstract
L'invention se rapporte à un dispositif permettant de capturer de manière non retenue et inconsciente un signal biologique provenant d'un patient évoluant dans un environnement quotidien afin de l'analyser, et de diagnostiquer le patient pour suivre l'évolution de son état de santé et de sa convalescence après une maladie. Des morceaux d'une feuille de cuivre plaquée à l'argent, et dont les surfaces arrières sont revêtues d'un adhésif, sont appliqués sur une surface d'un siège (1) de type tabouret style western, au niveau de parties ombrées (2a,2b,2c), illustrées, pour créer dans celui-ci une conductivité. Ces morceaux servent à constituer des électrodes différentielles et une électrode indifférenciée pour capter des signaux électrocardiographiques, et après avoir été correctement amplifiés, ces signaux sont analysés et évalués par un procédé d'évaluation analytique selon ou similaire à une première induction parmi douze inductions normales.
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