Systems, methods, and software for accessing and displaying data from implanted medical devices

Inventors

Saxon, Leslie A. • Mclelland, Steve • Bush, Brittain • Sobhani, Mona

Assignees

University of Southern California USC

Abstract

Systems, methods, and software for accessing, processing and displaying data related to an implanted medical device. A system may include at least one server. The at least one server may be configured to receive raw data from the implanted medical device. The at least one server may be further configured to translate the raw data to readable data by machine learning algorithms trained under supervision of one or more medical professionals. The at least one server may be further configured to transmit the readable data to a computing device configured to display the readable data to a user.

Core Innovation

The invention relates to a system for accessing and displaying data related to a plurality of implanted medical devices of a plurality of patients. The system receives raw data in real time from an implanted heart device and generates biometric data indicative of at least one of heart beats per minute (BPM), pacing data, ventricular tachycardia, or atrial fibrillation. The system further generates therapy data indicating that a shock was delivered by the implanted heart device to a patient in response to the shock delivered.

Based on the biometric data, readable data is generated in a language that is understandable to the patient. The system causes a mobile device to present a first alert of a first classification at a first portion of a user interface, with the first alert including the readable data and the biometric data. The system also causes the mobile device to present a second alert of a second classification at a second portion of the user interface, the second alert including the therapy data and being presented in real-time.

The user interface displays a list of alerts of a plurality of classifications arranged vertically, where the list of alerts comprises the first alert and the second alert. The first alert comprises a first icon of a first video, and the second alert comprises a second icon of a second video, and the system determines that the patient selects the first icon or the second icon. In response to determining patient selection, the system causes the mobile device to display the corresponding first video about the biometric data with the first alert or the second video about delivery of the shock by the implanted heart device with the second alert.

Claims Coverage

The independent claims cover three implementations of the same core workflow: a system, a method executed by a mobile device, and a non-transitory computer readable medium. Across the independent claims, the inventive features center on real-time raw data reception, machine learning-based readable summaries, classified alert presentation with icon-linked videos, and patient selection to display corresponding videos.

Across the independent claims, the coverage centers on real-time acquisition of raw data from an implanted heart device, generation of biometric data and shock or therapy data, machine learning-based generation of patient-understandable readable summaries, and real-time classified alerts on a mobile user interface in a vertically arranged list. The alerts are linked to corresponding video icons, and patient selection causes display of the corresponding video.

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