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Transcutaneous sedative release control in autonomous imaging

A sedative, automatic release technology, applied in the direction of drugs or prescriptions, can solve problems such as danger and abruptness

Pending Publication Date: 2022-08-05
KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV
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However, intravenous sedation is very obtrusive and dangerous to administer voluntarily, while oral sedation is impractical during imaging and without human intervention

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[0083] figure 1 A schematic setup of a system 100 for controlling the transdermal and automatic release of a sedative 140 during imaging of a subject 150 in accordance with the present invention is shown. Object 150 is positioned within medical imaging device 190 . The sedation level monitoring system 160 detects and determines the sedation level of the subject 150 . The processing unit 200 is communicatively connected to the sedation level monitoring system 160 and receives data regarding the sedation level. The amount of sedative 140 to be released to subject 150 is calculated by comparing the sedation level to the set value for the sedation level. Additionally, the time at which the amount of sedative 140 will be released to subject 150 is calculated. These calculations may be performed by the processing unit 200 or by the artificial intelligence module 170 communicatively coupled to the processing unit 200 . The amount of sedative 140 is released to the subject at a de...

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Abstract

The invention relates to systems and methods for controlling the transdermal and automatic release of sedative during imaging of a subject. A sedation level of the patient is detected during the imaging procedure. An amount of a sedative to be applied to the patient to maintain a degree of sedation is calculated. Further, a time for releasing the amount of sedative is calculated. The calculated amount of sedative is percutaneously released to the patient at the calculated time.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a system for controlling the transdermal and automatic release of a sedative during imaging of a subject, and a method for controlling the transdermal and automatic release of a sedative during imaging of a subject. Background technique [0002] Sedatives are administered before or during a medical image examination when the patient is anxious or when it is necessary to ensure that the acquired images are of diagnostic quality, such as in pediatric examinations. In addition, some imaging methods, such as special magnetic resonance imaging sequences, rely on long image acquisition times, which carry the risk of patient movement, resulting in reduced image quality. By increasing the dose of sedative medication or giving an additional bolus before or during the scan, the likelihood of the patient moving during image acquisition can be reduced. However, this increases the risk of complications for the patient and is econom...

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IPC IPC(8): G16H20/10
CPCG16H20/10A61B5/0036A61M37/00A61M2202/048
Inventor M·T·约翰逊S·魏斯S·K·武帕拉R·S·西索迪亚C·G·洛斯勒G·福格特米尔
Owner KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV
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