TY - PAT
T1 - Breath pacing system and method for pacing the respiratory activity of a subject
AU - Krans, J.M.
AU - van de Sluis, B.
AU - Vogt, J.
AU - Aarts, R.M.
AU - Tijs, T.
AU - Brada, Y.
AU - van den Boogaard, M.
AU - Bennik, J.
AU - Raymann, R.J.E.M.
AU - Zwartkruis-Pelgrim, P.H.
AU - Du, J.
PY - 2016/7/19
Y1 - 2016/7/19
N2 - To provide a breath pacing system and a corresponding method for pacing the respiratory activity of a subject that provide the possibility to adapt the output signal to the respiration characteristics of the subject automatically and effectively a breath pacing system (10) for pacing the respiratory activity of a subject and a respective method is proposed, comprising: an input unit (14) for generating or determining an input signal related to a respiration characteristic of a subject, a signal analyzing unit (16) provided to recognize a signal pattern within the input signal, and an output unit (12) for outputting output signals corresponding to a desired breathing sequence, wherein said output unit (12) is provided to be activated, upon a starting signal, to output a sequence of output signals comprising a signal pattern related to a previously recognized signal pattern.
AB - To provide a breath pacing system and a corresponding method for pacing the respiratory activity of a subject that provide the possibility to adapt the output signal to the respiration characteristics of the subject automatically and effectively a breath pacing system (10) for pacing the respiratory activity of a subject and a respective method is proposed, comprising: an input unit (14) for generating or determining an input signal related to a respiration characteristic of a subject, a signal analyzing unit (16) provided to recognize a signal pattern within the input signal, and an output unit (12) for outputting output signals corresponding to a desired breathing sequence, wherein said output unit (12) is provided to be activated, upon a starting signal, to output a sequence of output signals comprising a signal pattern related to a previously recognized signal pattern.
M3 - Patent publication
M1 - US9392963
ER -