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|Aug 7, 2012
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|Dec 5, 2007
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|Dec 5, 2006
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|Lee Burnes, Scott Coggins, Dawn Moore, Mark Tauer
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|Tyco Healthcare Group Lp
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|Patent Citations (101), Non-Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (10), Classifications (9), Legal Events (3)
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This application claims priority to provisional patent application entitled "ELECTRODE ARRAY" filed in the United States Patent and Trademark Office on Dec. 5, 2006 and assigned Ser. No. 60/872,813, the entire contents of which disclosure is hereby incorporated by reference herein.
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to a sensor array apparatus and, more particularly, relates to a disposable sensor array apparatus adapted for applying an array of electrodes to the body surface of patients during use with an ECG monitor.
2. Description of Related Art
Electrocardiograph (ECG) monitors are widely used to obtain biopotential signals containing information indicative of the electrical activity associated with the heart and pulmonary system. To obtain information, biopotential signal electrodes are applied to the skin of a patient in various locations depending on the information sought by the clinician. Electrodes are often covered or coated by a conductive gel which serves as an electrochemical coupling agent and enhances the ability of the electrode to adhere to a patient's skin.
ECG electrodes may be placed in various lead configurations. The most prevalent configurations are a 3-lead, 5-lead or 12-lead configuration. In conventional electrocardiography, electrodes are positioned on the patient's skin at locations established by a medical protocol. For a 3-lead configuration, three electrodes are placed on the body. One electrode is placed adjacent each clavicle bone on the upper chest and the third is placed on the patient's lower left abdomen. For a 5-lead configuration, five electrodes are placed on the body. In addition to the electrodes used for the 3-lead, a fourth electrode is placed adjacent the sternum and a fifth is placed on the patient's lower right abdomen. For a 12-lead configuration, ten leads are placed on the patient's body. Four electrodes are placed on the patient to represent his/her limbs including, the left arm electrode (LA), the right arm electrode (RA), the left leg electrode (LL), and the right leg electrode (RL). Six chest electrodes (V1-V6) are placed on the patient's chest at various locations near the heart. Three standard leads are provided by measurements taken from the right arm to left arm (Lead I), from the right arm to the left leg (Lead II) and from the left arm to the left leg (Lead III). Three augmented leads are provided by measurements taken from RA, RL and LL to LA (AVL), from LA, LL and RL to RA (AVR) and from RA and LA to LL and RL (AVF). The ten electrodes result in twelve measurements, which consist of Leads I, II, III, AVR, AVL, AVF, and V1-V6, with RL typically used as the ground electrode.
Electrodes, after proper positioning on the patient, are connected to an ECG monitor, recorder or diagnostic device by an ECG lead set. One end of the ECG lead set attaches to each electrode (or the electrodes may be integrated into the ECG lead set) and receives biopotential signals from the body. The second end of the ECG lead set connects to an ECG monitor and supplies the biopotential signals to an ECG monitor. This connection to the ECG monitor can be done wirelessly such as in Medical Telemetry or directly using a traditional cable harness. The signals are processed by the ECG monitor for use and analysis by medical personnel.
The quality of the information obtained by each electrode is determined by the connection between the electrode and patient skin, the placement of the electrode on the patient relative to the signal source and consistent placement of electrodes relative to each other. It would thus be desirable if accurate placement of the electrodes could be ensured through a releasably applicable apparatus having the ability to conform to a variety of body surfaces.
Accordingly, the present disclosure is directed to an electrode sensor array apparatus useful in a diagnostic application, e.g., electrocardiogram (ECG), to collect clinical data such as monitoring of electrical activity associated with the heart and pulmonary system. The sensor array apparatus facilitates accurate and consistent electrode placement on the patient and ensures accurate and consistent placement of electrodes relative to each other during successive uses. The sensor array apparatus is adapted to conform to body types of various sizes, and, preferably, at least partially spans a body portion, e.g., the torso of the subject. The sensor array apparatus may be releasably secured to the body portion with various means including belts, straps, etc, and, as such, may permit some range of transportability of the patient during the procedure.
In an embodiment, a sensor array apparatus for monitoring biopotential signals includes a flexible substrate adapted, e.g., to generally conform to the torso of a patient. The flexible substrate includes a central segment defining a central axis and adapted to generally conform, e.g., to an area extending along the sternum of the patient. The flexible substrate further includes an upper segment extending to the central segment and adapted to generally conform to the chest area of the patient and a lower segment extending to the central segment and adapted to generally conform, e.g., to the abdominal area of the patient. A medical electrode is disposed on at least one of the segments and a connector in electrical communication with the medical electrode is adapted to connect to an electronic monitoring system.
In another embodiment of the present disclosure, a sensor array apparatus for monitoring medical signals includes a flexible substrate adapted for positioning relative to the torso of a patient. The flexible substrate includes a central segment arranged about a central axis and adapted to generally conform to an area extending along the sternum of a patient. The flexible substrate further includes an upper segment extending bilaterally outwardly from the central segment and adapted to generally conform to the chest area of a patient and a lower segment extending bilaterally outwardly from the central segment and adapted to generally conform to the abdominal area of the patient. At least one of the upper segment and the lower segment is adapted to releasably couple to at least one fastener strap adapted to secure the flexible substrate to the torso of the patient. A medical electrode is disposed on at least one of the segments and a connector in electrical communication with the medical electrode is adapted to connect to an electronic monitoring system.
In yet another embodiment, a sensor array apparatus for monitoring medical signals includes a flexible substrate adapted for positioning relative to the torso of a patient. The flexible substrate includes at least one substantially horizontal segment and at least one substantially vertical segment. At least one of the substantially horizontal segment and the substantially vertical segment are adapted to releasably couple to at least one fastener strap adapted to secure the flexible substrate to the torso of the patient. A medical electrode is disposed on at least one of the segments and a connector in electrical communication with the medical electrode is adapted to connect to an electronic monitoring system.
Various embodiments of the sensor array apparatus are described herein with reference to the drawings wherein:
Embodiments of the presently disclosed sensor array apparatus will now be described in detail with reference to the drawing wherein like reference numerals identify similar or identical elements throughout the several views.
In general, the sensor array apparatus of the present disclosure includes medical electrodes to measure or collect data concerning electrical activity generated within the body. The type of electrode selected, and the placement of the electrode on the body, will determine the type of electrical activity measured. Any type of electrode known in the art may be used with the embodiments of the sensor array apparatuses described herein. The electronic system may be any system known in the art capable of receiving electronic signals. In embodiments, the sensor array apparatus is a component of an electronic system used in the non-invasive monitoring of electrical activity associated with the heart and pulmonary system. Other applications of the sensor array apparatus are also envisioned.
Referring now to
With continued reference to
Flexible substrate 202 includes central segment 206 defining a central axis "x", and upper and lower segments 208, 210 at respective ends of the central segment 206. Central segment 206 is generally linear extending along central axis "x" and includes a bulbous intermediate segment 212. Central segment 206 is dimensioned to extend along the midline of the torso from the chest area toward the navel area. Upper segment 208 may have an arcuate character or may be linear and extends to traverse the central axis "x". Upper segment 208 may be arranged to at least partially circumscribe the neck area when applied to the patient whereby remote ends 214 of the upper segment 208 extend about respective shoulder areas. Lower segment 210 may be arcuate in character or may be linear. Lower segment 210 also traverses the central axis "x". Lower segment 208 may be arranged to at least partially traverse the abdominal area adjacent the ribs whereby remote ends 216 of the lower segment are positioned adjacent respective sides the subject.
Central segment 206 may include a placement marker configured to facilitate accurate placement of the flexible substrate 202 on the patient's torso. In one embodiment, integrated electrode E1 on flexible substrate 202 may serve as a placement marker. With this arrangement, electrode E1 may be placed over or adjacent an easily recognizable portion of the anatomy, e.g., a portion of the sternum, to ensure proper placement of flexible substrate 202 and, thus, electrodes E1-E10 on the patient's skin surface. The visible surface of flexible substrate 202 may incorporate color-coded and/or nomenclature visual indicia (represented schematically as reference numeral 218) for additional guidance in proper placement of flexible substrate 202. The visual indicia 218 may correspond for positioning on any torso landmark.
Referring to
Electrodes E1-E10 are each a predetermined distance relative to central axis "x". In
In systems or applications, electrodes E1-E10 may be either bipolar or unipolar (monopolar) electrodes. In a unipolar system, electrodes E1-E10 measure electrical activity relative to a single designated electrode (not shown). Electrical activity at each electrode E1-E10 is measured with respect to the reference electrode. In a bipolar system, electrodes E1-E10 measure electrical activity relative to any two or more of electrodes E1-E10, i.e., multiple reference electrodes may be utilized.
With continued reference to
The lead wire ends remote from to the monitor/recorder 130 may connect to one or more electrode connectors (not shown) via, e.g., snap connectors, locking slot connectors, keyhole connectors, dumbbell connectors, etc., configured to connect to electrodes E1-E10. Alternately, these ends of lead wires 130A-J may couple to at least one electrode E1-E10 pre-wired to an individual lead wire 130A-J or lead wires 130A-J may be integrated into electrodes 130A-J. One or more electrodes E1-E10 may be coupled to an end of each individual lead wire 130A-J or electrodes E1-E10 may be formed from an individual lead wire 130A-J. Irrespective of the electrode configuration, (e.g., electrode connectors, pre-wired and/or integrated electrodes), in use the electrodes are connected to lead set 130, disposed on the patient and configured to receive biopotential signals.
Connector 140 is coupled to the lead set end proximal to the monitor/recorder and configured for electrical communication with an electronic system (not shown) through a trunk cable or an adapter (not shown). In embodiments, connector 140 provides at least ten connectors (not shown) suitable for connection with a 3/5 lead trunk cable (not shown) enabling ECG monitoring or a 12 lead trunk cable (not shown) enabling ECG monitoring and/or diagnostic testing. It should be understood that the 3/5 lead trunk cable/adapter is interchangeable with the 12 lead trunk cable/adapter with respect to connector 140, enabling quick and easy switching between 3 lead, 5 lead, and 12 lead operation of an ECG monitoring system. As would be understood by those skilled in the art, in a 12 lead monitoring or diagnostic arrangement, all ten connections are in electric communication with the diagnostic trunk cable/adapter. In a 3 lead and/or 5 lead arrangement, 3 or 5 connections are in electrical communication with the monitoring trunk cable/adapter, i.e., the remaining unused connections are dead. In this manner, connector 140 is adaptable for 3 lead, 5 lead, and 12 lead configurations. The trunk cables/adapters may include an antimicrobial coating to maximize hygienic cleanliness, thereby preserving the cable and enhancing its reusability. A phone chord or helical design of the trunk cable/adapter is also envisioned to provide enhanced flexibility and/or maneuverability of the trunk cable during operation of sensor array apparatus 100.
Lead set 130 may be formed from a plurality of individual wires or from a suitable cable containing a plurality of wires, such as, for example, a multi-conductor shielded cable or ribbon cable. Sheath 145 may be the cable jacket or may be a separate tubular member at least partially surrounding a portion and/or length of the plurality of individual wires or cable. Sheath 145 may be integrated into cable connector 140 or may be formed from a suitable tubular member and coupled to the connector 140. Sheath 145 may consist of printing additional layer(s) of conductive traces above and below the ECG signal conducting traces with dielectric layers in between that are substantially wider than the group of ECG signal carriers. Alternatively, with a flexible circuit lead set (130) the dielectric layers above & below the ECG signal conducting traces could be coated with a flexible shielding material such as a silver epoxy paint. The entire substrate (202) could be similarly shielded.
Connection of lead set 130 to central segment 206 of flexible substrate 202 allows cable connector 140 to be placed on either side of the patient depending on which side of the patient the electronic system is located. Adhesive backed sliders or tabs 222R and 222L may be positioned on respective sides of lower segment 206, to secure lead set 130 to the right or left side of flexible substrate 202 and/or to prevent patient discomfort. Tabs 222R and 222L may incorporate gel material on each side of the tabs 222R and 222L to secure respectively to the patient and the lead set 130 to maintain a low profile while promoting patient comfort. As a further alternative, a clip 224 adapted to secure to lead set 130 may be provided.
In use of sensor array apparatus 100 as depicted in
With reference now to
In another embodiment of sensor array apparatus 100 shown in
Flexible substrate 202 may also be formed with multiple materials with or without elongation properties. Creation of elongation zones would enable some portions of flexible substrate 202 to stretch, such as upper and lower segments 208, 210, while sections without elongation properties would maintain in a fixed relationship to each other. In
With a flexible substrate 202 incorporating elongation characteristics, means may be provided for preventing conductive traces 220 from breaking when flexible substrate 202 is elongated. Such means may include incorporating a zigzag pattern (e.g., accordion-structure or bellows) within conductive traces 220, which straightens when flexible substrate 202 is elongated. Alternatively, portions of flexible substrate 202 and corresponding traces 220 may be folded over such that the folded section provides additional length when the substrate is elongated. As a further alternative, conductive traces 220 may be formed of a material such as gold which exhibits a limited range of stretching or elongation.
Flexible substrate 202 also may be formed of material with an elastic memory. With an elastic memory material, flexible substrate 202 will remain under tension when elongated, but, is biased to return to its original shape. Placing flexible substrate 202 under constant tension would enable the measurement of tension changes due to physical movements of the torso by the placement of a strain gauge device on the flexible substrate 202. Flexible substrate 202 may also be formed with materials without elastic memory. Materials without elastic memory exhibit elongation properties but once elongated, remain elongated and do not attempt to return to the original shape and length.
It is to be understood that the foregoing description is merely a disclosure of particular embodiments and is in no way intended to limit the scope of the disclosure. It is further envisioned that the sensor apparatus may incorporate color coding to correspond to industry standards set forth by AHA, AHMI, IEC to assist in application of the apparatus during the ECG procedure. Written indices or instructions may be incorporated into the illustration setting forth a protocol for use and application of the substrate. Other possible modifications will be apparent to those skilled in the art and are intended to be within the scope of the present disclosure.
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APRIL 11th 2002 – (15 years ago)
Limerick FC defeated Derry City 3-2 on penalties at the Brandywell to win the League Cup for only the third time in their history.
A penalty in the 71st minute from star striker Liam Coyle gave the Candy Stripes a one nil win on the night, leaving the final tied 2-2 on aggregate.
Limerick goalkeeper Jimmy Fyffe saved Derry's final two penalty kicks in the shoot-out, from Eddie McCallion and Gareth Mullan to secure victory for the Shannonside club.
Derry City: Payne; E McCallion, McCready, McLaughlin, Doherty, Deery, McGlynn, Coyle, T McCallion, Moran
APRIL 11th 1990 – (17 years ago)
Derry City defeated Saint Patrick's Athletic 4-3 on penalties, in the FAI Cup quarter final replay at Harold's Cross.
Paul Osam put the Inichicore side in front with the Candy Stripes equalising through an own goal by Pat's centre half Damien Byrne.
Derry went on to win the penalty shootout 4-3.
APRIL 11th 1933 – (84 years ago)
Derry City defeated Coleraine 4-0 in the final of the North West Senior Cup with goals from John Forster and a hat-trick from former Everton striker Bobby Irvine.
APRIL 12th 1997 – (20 years ago)
Twenty years ago today the first domestic league game was screened live on television by RTE at Tolka Park, Dublin.
The game finished in an entertaining one all draw between Shelbourne and Derry City.
Stephen Geoghegan had given the hosts the lead but a second half effort form Gary Beckett secured a point for the Candy Stripes.
APRIL 12th 1941 – (76 years ago)
Derry City suffered a heavy defeat, losing 6-2 to Portadown in the Northern Regional League. City' goals coming from a brace by Jimmy Kelso.
APRIL 13th 1957 – (60 years ago)
Derry City lost two nil to Glenavon in the Irish Cup Final at Windsor Park, in front of 23,000 supporters. An own goal from former Linfield full-back Tommy Houston and a strike from Irish League legend Jimmy Jones secured the win for the Lurgan Blues.
APRIL 13th 1994 – (23 years ago)
Donal O'Brien scored the only goal of the game to to defeat Bohemians in the semi-final of the FAI Cup at Dalymount Park.
APRIL 13th 1935 – (82 years ago)
Eighty two years ago Derry City defeated Larne 6-1 at Brandywell in the City Cup competition. A hat-trick from ex-Partick Thistle forward Archie McLeod was added to by effort's from Hughie Carlyle, Harry Duffy and Jimmy Kelly.
APRIL 14th 1932 – (85 years ago)
Derry City won their first ever senior trophy eighty five years ago today, defeating Coleraine 2-1 in the final of the North West Senior Challenge Trophy. Goals from Kelly and an OG by Mitchell secured a narrow win over the bannsiders.
APRIL 14th 1995 – (22 years ago)
Twenty two years ago today Derry City defeated Bohemians 3-2 at Brandywell in the second replay of the FAI Cup semi-final.
APRIL 16th 1989 – (28 years ago)
Derry City drew 1-1 with Shamrock Rovers at Dalymount Park in the FAI Cup semi-final second leg. The Candy Strips held a three nil lead from the first leg and qualified for the final on an aggregate score of 4-1.
APRIL 16th 1949 – (68 years ago)
Derry City defeated Glentoran 3-1 in the final of the Irish Cup at Windsor Park, Belfast.


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