Metabolic monitoring, a method and apparatus for indicating a health-related condition of a subject

A technology related to conditions and objects, applied in the field of methods and equipment and/or computer programs, and metabolic performance indicators, can solve problems such as high cost, blood sample aging, and inability to completely avoid glycolysis

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-05-23
DIABETES TOOLS SWEDEN
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[0019] 2. Blood samples are aged due to glycolysis, since glucose preservatives do not completely avoid glycolysis
[0022] 5. Insulin sensitivity that changes over time, res...

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[0076] Fig. 21 shows a block diagram for a graphical filter / trend instrument, ie a device for indicating health-related conditions of a subject. The device comprises an input interface 20 for receiving a sequence of raw samples of biomass related to the health of the subject, wherein the biomass has useful variances and unwanted variances (arrow 21 of FIG. 21 ).

[0077] According to the specific implementation, the input interface obtains these biomass samples from the analysis device by manual input, such as through a keyboard, by cable, radio, infrared or other methods, forming a raw sequence, wherein the analysis device analyzes for example a blood sample to input to the input interface 20 An electronic buffer, memory or similar device outputs blood glucose values, blood pressure, heart rate, physical activity or other biological quantities of interest. Thus, the raw sequence can be obtained at the output of the input interface 20 as a sample sequence, which can be input t...

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An apparatus for indicating a health-related condition of a subject has an input interface (20), a predictor (30), and an output interface (25), the input interface (20) for receiving a sequence of samples of a first biological quantity derived by a first measurement method, the first measurement method being an invasive measurement and having a first impact on the subject, and for receiving a sequence of samples of a second biological quantity derived by a second measurement method, the second measurement method being a non-invasive measurement and having a second impact on the subject, wherein the first biological quantity gives a more accurate indication of the health-related condition of the subject than the second biological quantity, wherein the first biological quantity and the second biological quantity have a correlation to the health-related condition of the subject, and wherein the second impact is smaller than the first impact, a predictor (30) for providing, for a certain time, for which no sample for the first biological quantity exists, an estimated value of the first biological quantity using samples for the first biological quantity and, as far as available, samples for the second quantity; and an output interface (25) for outputting the estimated value or data derived from the estimated value so that an indication for the health-related condition of the subject is obtained.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to improving the interpretation of noisy physiological and biochemical signals by filtering, predicting and trending patient data, and discloses a method and apparatus and / or computer program aimed at improving the Motivation, self-control and self-management in patients with related diseases. The present invention monitors oxygen utilization of the heart, thereby monitoring physiological condition and health, and indicating stimulant and drug abuse, as well as psychological and emotional stress. The invention discloses a painless, non-invasive blood sugar replacement measurement method, blood sugar prediction through sparse blood sampling, and a metabolic performance index. The present invention provides a low-cost and easy-to-use method for long-term metabolic monitoring, and informs patients about disease-related metabolic system functions in an intuitive manner with very little effort on the part of the user. By using ...

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IPC IPC(8): A61B5/00A61B
Inventor 拉尔斯·G·里尔杰德乌尔弗·F·麦格纽森
Owner DIABETES TOOLS SWEDEN
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