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Cardiac arrhythmia detector and recorder

CA 1138531 A · Owner: Bennish, Arvin · Inventors: Bennish, Arvin

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Cardiac arrhythmias are detected by measuring the duration of the first derivative of the QRS component signal of a cardiac rhythm and comparing such duration to a running average duration, and/or by measuring the duration of the R-R interval and comparing such interval to a running average interval. A cassette recorder is activated in response to an arrhythmia detected by either one of the above techniques. The cardiac rhythm signal is fed to the recorder through a delay network such that the recorded signal brackets the detected arrhythmia. A manual record switch is also provided for separate wearer actuation to record what he considers to be unusual heart activity. -o-

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  • Granted December 28, 1982. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 28, 1999.
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FiledSeptember 17, 1979
GrantedDecember 28, 1982
Term endedDecember 28, 1999
Patent numberCA 1138531 A
Classification (IPC)A61B5/04 +2 more

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1980198219841986198819901992199419961998Application filedSep 17, 1979Patent grantedDec 28, 1982Term endedDec 28, 1999

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