AU2005202300A1 - Hand held physiological signal acquisition device - Google Patents
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27/05/2005 19:08 72 7/28 HAND HELD PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNAL ACQUISITION DEVICE The present invention relates to physiological monitoring of patients and, in particular, to physiological signal acquisition apparatus which provides real time and/or simultaneous transmission and display of the acquired signals via a hand held electronic machine/display.
BACKGROUND TO THE INVENTION Mn Shifts in patient care, practices are changing the nature of monitoring. Increasingly, o hospitals are attempting to lower costs by moving high-acuity patients as quickly as possible from intensive care units (ICU) to intermediate care and general ward areas.
This trend has dramatically reduced the need for the high end stationary, multi-parameter monitoring systems typically employed in the ICU. This has intensified demand for a more flexible, and therefore less expensive, systems that can easily be integrated into lower-acuity areas and configured to individual patient needs.
This is particularly the case in heart monitoring where the EGG is the well known form of monitoring.
Clinicians require rapid, sophisticated monitoring capability without compromising diagnostic quality and at low cost. Therefore it would be advantageous to provide a physiological signal monitor which is capable of providing real time acquisition and display of acquired signals via a portable, hand held electronic machine/display.
OBJECT OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a physiological signal acquisition and display apparatus which substantially overcomes or ameliorates the above mentioned disadvantages. At the very least, the object of the invention is to pr-ovide an alternative to known physiological signal acquisition and display apparatus.
COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:08 82 8/28 2 S DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION According to one aspect of the present invention there is disclosed a portable and multipurpose medical device for biological signals acquisition, display and biological data storage, said device comprising a preprogrammed cartridge comprising: en a housing; o a connector partially disposed within the housing; a read only memory (ROM) for storage of the program which has been preprogrammed; o a random access memory (RAM) for storage of acquired data; a ROM RAM parallel interface; and a portable device comprising: a second housing; a slot connector being provided for insertion of the pre-programnmed cartridge; a display screen being provided on the second housing for displaying the acquired data; a joy pad and control buttons disposed within the second housing to control data acquisition options, horizontal and vertical scales of the display, and other application specific funrctions of the medical device; and a biological signals acquisition module comprising: a third housing; a plurality of biological sensors; an analog circuit to amplify and pre-condition biological signals from the plurality of the biological sensors; input/output interface to connect said third housing to said second housing; a digital circuit for digitizing the biological signal and to send the biological data through the connector regarding the biological data means for storing the collected biological data in the RAM of the first housing.
COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:08 92 9/28 3 o According to another aspect of the present invention there is disclosed a portable and multipurpose medical device for biological signals acquisition, display and biological data storage, said device comprising: a preprogrammed and a biological signals acquisition module comprising: a housing; o a connector partially disposed within the housing; en a read only memory (ROM) for storage of the program which has been preprogrammed; o a random access memory (RAM) for storage of acquired data; a ROM RAM parallel interface; a plurality of biological sensors; an electrically isolated analog circuit to amplify and pre-condition biological signals from the plurality of the biological sensors; a digital circuit for digitizing the biological signal and to send the biological data through the connector regarding the biological data means for storing the collected biological data in the RAM; and a portable device comprising: a second housing; a slot connector being provided for insertion of the pre-programmned module; a display screen being provided on the second housing for displaying the acquired data; a joy pad and control buttons disposed within the second housing to control data acquisition options, horizontal and vertical scales of the display, and other application specific functions of the medical device.
Preferably, the display device is a Nintendo Game Boy (registered trade mark) apparatus or similar apparatus.
Preferably, the physiological signal acquisition monitoring and display apparatus is used to simultaneously acquire and physiological signals from a plurality of sensors measuring at least one of the group including multilead EGG, FECG, EEG, EMG, oximnetry, blood pressure whether detected by invasive or non-invasive means, respiration, temperature, phonocardiograin, tolcolytic, blood glucose, pCO2, p02 and pacemaker pulses, and COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:09102 10/28 4 condition the signals and transmit data representing the signals in real time to an input/output port of the display device.
'Preferably, the circuit means includes an isolated section, a nan-isolated section with an isolation barrier therebetween, the isolated section being isolated from the input/output port of the display device. The isolated section receives the signals from the sensors and o amplifies and preconditions the signals into data specific to the signal type prior to cc) transmitting the data through the isolation barrier.
Preferably, the non-isolated section receives the data transmitted through the isolation o barrier and prepares the data for transmission to input/output port of the display device via an input/output interface in the first housing and a cable means to the input/output port of the display device which is a second housing of the apparatus.
Preferably, the second housing is the Nintendo Game Boy (II apparatus which comprises a microprocessor module, a display module, control means for using internal data and program memory or providing connection to an external data and/or program memory, single or multiple input/output ports, display control and control devices.
Preferably, a Nintendo' Game Boy' video game system is used as the display and control platform for various types of physiological data acquisition devices.
When a new acquisition device is required it simply requires design of the acquisition hardware and associated application software to make a new product. To enable this the application software for each device type is written and stored in game module (CART)
ROM.
The final product consists of the acquisition hardware (Acquisition Unit), associated application software embedded in a game CART and the Game Boys itself.
The Gamne Boy' combines a display/control system with an 1/0 interface to create a pocket size, low cost,, diagnostic monitor.
COMS ID No: SBMI-01289525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:091/2 1 1/28 o BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The present invention will be now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings in which: Fig. 1 is a diagram of the utilization of a portable EGG device according to a preferred embodiment; o Fig. 2 is a block diagram of an EGG acquisition module of the medical device connected to the serial connector of Nintendo' Game Boy' video system device according to a preferred o embodiment of the invention; and Fig. 3 is a block diagram of an EGG acquisition module of the medical device connected to the Nintendo' Game Boy* video system device according to another preferred embodiment of the invention.
BEST MODE OF CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION In the preferred embodiment of the invention a Nintendo' Game Ho?' video game system is used as the display and control platform for the acquisition of the electrocardiogram (EGG). The Nintendo* Game Boy" device platform is manufactured and sold by Nintendo Co. Ltd., of Kyoto, Japan.
The electrocardiogram (EGG) is acquired from surface electrodes placed on the thorax in "standard monitoring" configuration or from direct contact to the thorax.
The Nintendo" Game Boy' device using an EGG application CART ie ROM containing pre-progranimed software for EGG storage and display when combined with an EG acquisition module acquires the EGG while simultaneously displaying the EGG waveform in "real time". Multiple memories in the Nintendo' Game Boy' device are used for storage of the acquired EGG. The memories also allow for the stored EGG to be outputted to a printer for hard copy or to a PG for analysis and reporting.
COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:09122 12/28 6 The invention, however, is not limited to acquisition of EGG signals only. For example, Cl FEGG, BEG, EMG, oximetry. blood pressure whether detected by invasive or non-invasive means, respiration, temperature, phonocardiogram, tokolytic, blood glucose, pCO2, p 0 2 and pacemaker pulses.
In the preferred embodiments of the invention a handheld EGG monitoring system with the o following characteristics is implemented: oSample Rate: 200 Hz Resolution: 8 bit 26 uV per bit oFrequency response: 0.05Hz 100Hz Hardware Gain: 755 EGG Storage: Single memory, 45 second duration, non-volatile, stored on game cart.
Referring to Fig. 1, a diagram of the operation of a portable EGG device according to a preferred embodiment is shown. The device includes an EGG acquisition module 1, a Nintendoo Game Boy? video game device 2 and a connector 3 to the serial port of the Nintendo' Game Boy' video game device 2. A pre-programnmed cartridge 4 is inserted into the slot of the Nintendo' Game Boy® video game device 2 while the EGG acquisition module I is connected via a cable 5 and the connector 3 to the serial port of the Nintendo* Game Boy 0 video game device 2. The EGG acquisition module 1 has a plurality of biological sensors 6.
EGG signals are collected via the sensors 6 from a patient 7 and after processing by the ECG acquisition module 1 are sent to the serial port of the Nintendo* Game Boy® video game device 2 via cable 5 and connector 3.
An application specific program is stored in the pre-programmed cartridge 4. The program controls EGG data retrieval from the EGG acquisition module 1, data storage, display, printout, user interface and sound futnctions of the Nintendo' Game Boy' video game device 2.
COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: lime 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:101/2 13/28 7 Acquired data can be displayed in real time, stored in the memory and printed using a Nintndo'GameBoy' printer 8.
Using control buttons 9, the user can adjust horizontal and vertical scale of the display, freeze the picture, review recorded portions of the signal, enable or disable recording, initiate printout etc.
The configuration shown in Fig. 1 provides a diagnostic medical tool with functionality o defined by the pre-programmed cartridge 4 and by the acquisition module 1.
o A block diagram of ECG acquisition module is shown in Fig. 2. The EGG signal is collected via the sensors 6 and amplified by amplifier 10. The amplifier l0 is DC biased by the virtual ground potential produced by the virtual ground generator 11. The amplified analogue signal is fed to the input of analogue to digital converter (ADC) 12. The ADG 12 has two control inputs (-CS and CLK) and one output Control signals -CS and CLK are supplied by the Nintendo' Game Boy' device 2 via its serial port, the connector 3 and the cable 5 to a serial port interface 13 of the EGG acquisition module .1.
The amplified analogue signal is converted into digital EGG data (DO) and sent to the RAM of the pre-programmied cartridge 4 via the serial port interface 13 of the EG acquisition module 1, the cable 5, the connector 3 and internal circuitry of the Nintendo*' Gamne Bo* device 2.
Digital EGG data being stored in the RAM are accessible for displaying, calculations and overwriting. Control and data signals flow is defined by the program stored in the ROM of the pre-programmed cartridge 4.
Referring to Fig. 3, a diagram of the operation of a portable EGG device according to another preferred embodiment is shown. The device includes an EGG acquisition module 21, a Nintendoo Game Boy' video game device 22 and a connector 23 to the cartridge port of the Nintendo' Game Boyo video game device 22. The acquisition module 21 includes the pre-programmed cartridge which is inserted into the slot of the Nintendo' Game Boy' COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:10142 14/28 8 video game device 22. The ECG acquisition module 21 has a plurality of biological sensors Cl 26.
EGG signals are collected via the sensors 26 fr-om the patient and after processing by the ECG acquisition module 21 are sent to the Nintendo' Game Boy' video game device 22 v ia its cartridge connector port.
Mn An application specific program is stored in the pre-programnmed cartridge. The program o controls EGG data retrieval from the ECG acquisition module 2 1, data storage, display, printout, user interface and sound functions of the Nintendo® Game Boy' video game o device 22.
Acquired data can be displayed in real time, stored in the memory and printed using of Nintendo® Game Boy® printer S.
Using control buttons 9, the user can adjust horizontal and vertical scale of the display, freeze the Picture, review recorded portions of the signal, enable or disable recording, initiate printout etc.
The configuration shown in drawings provides a diagnostic medical tool with fuinctionality defined by the pre-programmed cartridge of the acquisition module 1.
A block diagram of EGG acquisition module is shown in Fig. 3. The EGG signal is collected via the sensors 26 and amplified by amplifier Digital EGG data being stored in the RAM are accessible for displaying, calculations and overwriting. Control and data signals flow is defined by the program stored in the ROM of the pre-programmed cartridge 21.
COMS ID No: SBMI-01289525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date (Y-M-cl) 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:10 15/28 9 o Hardware Implementation ci The ECG amplifier 10 is comprised of a high input impedance front stage voltage followers, instrumentation amplifier, high pass filter, second amplification stage and a low pass anti-aliasing filter.
Front stage voltage followers use popular LMC6464 operational amplifier from National nSemiconductors with input current less than InA.
ci It is believed that the preferred embodiment as described meets AAMI/ANSI ECG orecommended safety standards which will include an electrical isolation barrier 14 as seen in Fig. 2.
All digital signals are transferred via digital optical isolators. A high pass filter defines the low end of the frequency band of the acquired ECG signal at 0.05Hz. A low pass filter removes high frequency noise on the input of ADC. Frequency response of the ECG amplifier 15 selected for 0.05Hz 100Hz. 100Hz high end frequency is defined by the selected sample rate of 200Hz is in a compliance with the AAMI/ANSI ECG recommended frequency response standards.
The ECG acquisition module 1 uses single positive voltage derived from Nintendo' Game Boy* device serial connector.
In order to amplify bipolar AC ECG signal without distortions, input stage voltage followers and instrumentation amplifier are referenced to AMPREF voltage VCC/2 generated by the virtual ground generator 11.
Software Implementation The software stored in the ROM of the pre-programmed cartridge 4 is executed by the microprocessor of the Nintendo" Game Boy' device 2. In the Nintendo' Game Boy' device 2, the processor is eight-bit microprocessor running at 4.19 MHz. Some of the COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:11 16/28 o peripheral functions such as serial communication (SPI), sound generation and local ROM are implemented in the hardware of the microprocessor.
The software in a preferred embodiment is written in C and compiled using the modified GNU compiler in the GameBoy SDK.
The following documents are used for Nintendo® Game Boy' application software en development: Pan of ATX Marat Fayzullin, Pascal Felber, Paul Robson Martin Korth 5/3/98 oThorough description of GB hardware and software interface.
GameBoy Developer's Kit V2.0.15. Pascal Felber Michael Hope 5/10/98 GameBoy Assembly Language Commands (www.fh-karlsruhe.de/fbnw/html/Gameboy/Docs/Instr.txt) Virtual GameBoy The Portable Nintendo Emulator 1996 Marcel de Kogel, Marat Fayzullin, Thierry Lescot, Hans de Goede.
The software operates by setting the internal timer to interrupt at the sample rate (200 Hz).
At each timer interrupt the software enables the ADC via -CS line, it then sets the serial port to load one byte of data from the ADC. Once the data is loaded from the ADC the ADC is disabled via -CS The data is then stored, displayed and processed as desired.
The components used are all commonly available, however, the invention is not particularly limited to any specific component.
The portable modular diagnostic medical system has been described. The system is portable in that it is based on a portable handheld Nintendo® Game Boyo device. The system is modular in that different pre-programmed cartridges having different diagnostic COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:11 17/28 11 o medical applications can be plugged into the Nintendo' Game Boy® device along with appropriate bio-acquisition module.
The device is simple to operate. In the preferred embodiments described, ECG waveforms can be stored in the RAM or displayed on the screen on-line in real time. This provides options for long term storage of the biological data, review, printout or transmission of the o stored data to the computer.
0 0 The foregoing describes only one embodiment of the present invention, and modifications obvious to those skilled in the art can be made thereto without departing from the scope of Sthe present invention.
COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27
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1. A portable and multipurpose medical device for biological signals acquisition, display and biological data storage, said device comprising: a preprogrammed cartridge comprising: a housing; a connector partially disposed within the housing; o a read only memory (ROM) for storage of the program which has been preprogrammed; a random access memory (RAM) for storage of acquired data; a ROM RAM parallel interface; and a portable device comprising: a second housing; a slot connector being provided for insertion of the pre-programmed cartridge; a display screen being provided on the second housing for displaying the acquired data; a joy pad and control buttons disposed within the second housing to control data acquisition options, horizontal and vertical scales of the display, and other application specific functions of the medical device; and a biological signals acquisition module comprising: a third housing; a plurality of biological sensors; an analog circuit to amplify' and pre-condition biological signals from the plurality of the biological sensors; input/output interface to connect said third housing to said second housing; a digital circuit for digitizing the biological signal and to send the biological data through the connector regarding the biological data means for storing the collected biological data in the RAM of the first housing.
2. A portable and multipurpose medical device for biological signals acquisition, display and biological data storage, said device comprising: COMS ID No: SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:111/2 19/28 13 a preprogrammed and a biological signals acquisition module comprising: Cl a housing; a connector partially disposed within the housing; a read only memory (ROM) for storage of the program which has been preprogrammed; a random access memory (RAM for storage of acquired data; a ROM RAM parallel interface; o a plurality of biological sensors; en an electrically isolated analog circuit to amplify and pre-condition biological signals from o the plurality of the biological sensors; a digital circuit for digitizing the biological signal and to send the biological data through o the connector regarding the biological data means for storing the collected biological data in the RAM; and a portable device comprising: a second housing; a slot connector being provided for insertion of the pre-programnmed module; a display screen being provided on the second housing for displaying the acquired data; a joy pad and control buttons disposed within the second housing to control data acquisition options, horizontal and vertical scales of the display, and other application specific functions of the medical device.
3. A device according to claims 1 or 2, wherein the portable device is a Nintendo Game Boy (registered trade mark) device.
4. A device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the physiological signal acquisition monitoring and display apparatus is used to simultaneously acquire and physiological signals from a plurality of sensors measuring at least one of the group including multilead EGG, FECG, EEG, EMG, oximetry, blood pressure whether detected by invasive or non-invasive means, respiration, temperature, phonocardiogram, tokolytic, blood glucose, pCO2, p02 and pacemaker pulses, and condition the signals and transmit data representing the signals in real time to an input/output port of the display screen.
COMS ID No: SBMI-01 269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27 27/05/2005 19:12202 20/28 14 A device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the circuit includes an isolated section, a non-isolated section with an isolation barrier therebetween, the Ct isolated section being isolated from the input/output port of the display device.
6. A device according to claim 5, wherein the isolated section receives the signals from the sensors and amplifies and preconditions the signals into data specific to the signal type o prior to transmitting the data through the isolation barrier. o7. A device according to claim 5, wherein the non-isolated section receives the data ~fl transmitted through the isolation baffler and prepares the data for transmission to o input/output port of the display screen via an input/output interface in the first housing and a cable means to the input/output port of the display device which is a second housing of the apparatus. COMS ID Na:SBMI-01269525 Received by IP Australia: Time 18:05 Date 2005-05-27
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