Biotelemetric method for transmitting bioelectric potential differences and device for transmitting ecg signals
CA 2026583 A1 · Owner: Guggenbuhl, Walter · Inventors: Grogg, Fritz; Guggenbuhl, Walter
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A biotelemetry method for the transmission of bioelectric potential differences, occurring between more than two electrodes applied on a patient, from the patient to an evaluator that is intended and designed for processing and recording bioelectric potential differences the tranfer of the, signals between the patient and the evaluator being effectuated as electromagnetic and particularly optical one-way connection from the patient to the evaluator while there is no, electric connection between the electrodes and the evaluation device, characterized in that, at the patient's end one of the electrodes is designated as reference electrode to which the potentials of all the remaining …
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- Filed January 23, 1990. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended January 23, 2010.
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