Abstract:
An electrocardiographic system, the electrocardiographic system includes a first part that includes: a first housing that comprises of a first bottom layer that is elastic and has an underside provided with an adhesive material; a first set of electrodes that is located within the first housing; wherein the first set of electrodes comprises at least one first electrode; a second part that comprises: a second housing that comprises a second bottom layer that has an underside provided with an adhesive material; a second set of electrodes that are located within the second housing; wherein the second set of electrodes comprises at least one second electrode; a mechanical adaptor that is arranged to be detachably connected to a electrocardiographic device that comprises a processor and a wireless transmitter; and an electrical connector that is detachably is arranged to be detachably connected to the electrocardiographic device and to electrically couple the electrocardiographic device to conductors that convey signals from the first and second sets of electrodes.
Abstract:
A method for monitoring electrocardiographic activity of a person, the method may include performing a first set of alignment iterations for aligning a monitoring device and an electrical heart axis of the person; wherein each alignment iteration of the first set comprises: receiving, by a computerized control unit, electrocardiographic signals sensed by the monitoring device while the monitoring device is positioned at certain orientation while being detachably coupled to a chest of the person; determining, by the computerized control unit and based upon the electrocardiographic signals, whether the monitoring device is aligned with the electrical heart axis of the person; wherein when determining that the monitoring device is aligned with the electrical heart then assisting, by the computerized control unit, in a provision of an alignment indicator to the person; wherein when determining that the monitoring device is misaligned with the electrical heart axis then assisting, by the computerized control unit, in a provision of an request to change, by the person, an alignment of the monitoring device.
Abstract:
A computerized method for detecting a core temperature of a person, the method may include: receiving multiple temperature readings obtained by scanning a temperature sensor across a skin area of a person, the skin area covers at least one blood vessel, to provide multiple temperature readings; the multiple temperature readings include a peak temperature reading; and determining, by a processor, an estimate of the core temperature of the person in response to at least one temperature reading that differs from the peak temperature reading.
Abstract:
An electrocardiographic system, the electrocardiographic system includes a first part that includes: a first housing that comprises of a first bottom layer that is elastic and has an underside provided with an adhesive material; a first set of electrodes that is located within the first housing; wherein the first set of electrodes comprises at least one first electrode; a second part that comprises: a second housing that comprises a second bottom layer that has an underside provided with an adhesive material; a second set of electrodes that are located within the second housing; wherein the second set of electrodes comprises at least one second electrode; a mechanical adaptor that is arranged to be detachably connected to a electrocardiographic device that comprises a processor and a wireless transmitter; and an electrical connector that is detachably is arranged to be detachably connected to the electrocardiographic device and to electrically couple the electrocardiographic device to conductors that convey signals from the first and second sets of electrodes.
Abstract:
A method for measuring oxygen saturation of a user, the method includes illuminating a sternal angle of the user by electromagnetic radiation; and sensing, by an oxygen saturation sensor included in a device that is removably attached to a user, radiation emitted from the sternal angle of the user as a result of the illuminating, wherein the sensing occurs while the oxygen saturation sensor faces the sternal angle of the user; and generating detection signals by the oxygen saturation sensor in response to the sensing of the radiation, wherein the detection signals are indicative of an oxygen saturation characteristic of the user.
Abstract:
A computerized method for detecting a core temperature of a person, the method may include: receiving multiple temperature readings obtained by scanning a temperature sensor across a skin area of a person, the skin area covers at least one blood vessel, to provide multiple temperature readings; the multiple temperature readings include a peak temperature reading; and determining, by a processor, an estimate of the core temperature of the person in response to at least one temperature reading that differs from the peak temperature reading.
Abstract:
An electrocardiographic system includes first and second parts. The first part includes: a first housing having a first bottom layer that is elastic with an underside having an adhesive material; and a first set of electrodes located within the first housing, where the first set of electrodes includes at least one first electrode. The second part includes: a second housing having a second bottom layer with an underside having an adhesive material; a second set of electrodes located within the second housing, where the second set of electrodes includes at least one second electrode; a mechanical adaptor configured to be detachably connected to a electrocardiographic device that includes a processor and a wireless transmitter; and an electrical connector arranged to be detachably connected to the electrocardiographic device and to electrically couple the electrocardiographic device to conductors that convey signals from the first and second sets of electrodes.
Abstract:
A computerized method for detecting a core temperature of a person, the method may include: receiving multiple temperature readings obtained by scanning a temperature sensor across a skin area of a person, the skin area covers at least one blood vessel, to provide multiple temperature readings; the multiple temperature readings include a peak temperature reading; and determining, by a processor, an estimate of the core temperature of the person in response to at least one temperature reading that differs from the peak temperature reading.
Abstract:
A computerized method for detecting a core temperature of a person, the method may include: receiving multiple temperature readings obtained by scanning a temperature sensor across a skin area of a person, the skin area covers at least one blood vessel, to provide multiple temperature readings; the multiple temperature readings include a peak temperature reading; and determining, by a processor, an estimate of the core temperature of the person in response to at least one temperature reading that differs from the peak temperature reading.
Abstract:
An electrode housing that is made of an elastic material and includes a trench that includes an exterior sidewall, a bottom and an internal sidewall; a group of structural elements; wherein the internal sidewall is coupled to the group of structural elements; wherein the group of structural elements is surrounded by the trench and defines a cavity that matches a shape and size of an electrode.