Patents Assigned to Medico's Hirata Inc.
  • Patent number: 6899678
    Abstract: The present invention aims to provide a puncture difficulty evaluating device which can readily evaluate the difficulty of puncture in a measuring point. To this end, a puncture difficulty device receives the ultrasound backscattered at the measurement point, determines an integral of the power of the ultrasound over a predetermined angle range, and generates a parameter indicating the difficulty of puncture in the measurement point based on the determined integral.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 22, 2003
    Date of Patent: May 31, 2005
    Assignees: Tokai University Educational System, Medico's Hirata Inc.
    Inventors: Takaki Shimura, Yasuharu Nimura, Wataru Yoshioka
  • Publication number: 20040087855
    Abstract: The present invention aims to provide a puncture difficulty evaluating device which can readily evaluate the difficulty of puncture in a measuring point. To this end, a puncture difficulty device receives the ultrasound backscattered at the measurement point, determines an integral of the power of the ultrasound over a predetermined angle range, and generates a parameter indicating the difficulty of puncture in the measurement point based on the determined integral.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 22, 2003
    Publication date: May 6, 2004
    Applicant: TOKAI UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM, MEDICO'S HIRATA INC.
    Inventors: Takaki Shimura, Yasuharu Nimura, Wataru Yoshioka
  • Patent number: 6558346
    Abstract: The automatic control-type, portable intravenous infusion apparatus includes an infusion liquid container to which an infusion liquid tube is connected, pressurize it, the infusion liquid tube being provided with a drip-monitoring tube, a connector and an infusion needle with a pressurizing bag for holding the infusion liquid container. The infusion liquid container includes an inflatable pressurizing bag and a sheet member having side ends each fixed to the side ends of the pressurizing bag. Connected to the pressurizing bag are an air tube provided with a mechanical safety valve, a selector valve and an air pump. By introducing air into the infusion liquid container, the pressurizing bag is inflated to apply substantially a constant pressure to the infusion liquid container, thereby flowing the infusion liquid from the container and keeping the dropping speed there substantially constant.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 15, 2000
    Date of Patent: May 6, 2003
    Assignee: Medico's Hirata Inc.
    Inventors: Wataru Yoshioka, Ryosuke Homma