Abstract: One or more electrodes for a portable bioelectric impedance monitor and methods using the monitor can measure and monitor extracellular fluid levels and/or cardiac signals using bioimpedance. The monitor may include a tetrapolar electrode array lead with four electrodes arranged sequentially and axially along the lead, and circuitry coupled with the at least four electrodes configured to measure bioelectric impedance extracellular fluid and/or cardiac signals in a human subject at various frequencies. The electrodes are adhered to a human subject/patient on the patient's torso or one of the patient's limbs.
Type:
Application
Filed:
December 4, 2025
Publication date:
March 26, 2026
Applicant:
SeeMedx, Inc.
Inventors:
Philip Hamski, Robert Rinehart, Dios Aba, Marc O. Griofa
Abstract: A portable bioelectric impedance monitor and methods using the monitor can measure and monitor extracellular fluid levels and/or cardiac signals. The monitor may include a tetrapolar electrode array lead with four electrodes arranged sequentially and axially along the lead, and circuitry coupled with the at least four electrodes configured to measure bioelectric impedance extracellular fluid and/or cardiac signals in a human subject at various frequencies. The electrodes are adhered to a human subject/patient on the patient's torso or one of the patient's limbs. One embodiment includes a Tetrapolar Analog Front End Patient Interface circuit configured to convert two electrode operation of a commercial Impedance Converter, Network Analyzer into a tetrapolar operation for excitation and impedance measurement of the human subject.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 31, 2022
Date of Patent:
December 23, 2025
Assignee:
SeeMedX, Inc.
Inventors:
Philip Hamski, Robert Rinehart, Dios Aba, Marc O. Griofa
Abstract: A portable bioelectric impedance monitor and methods using the monitor can measure and monitor extracellular fluid levels and/or cardiac signals. The monitor may include a tetrapolar electrode array lead with four electrodes arranged sequentially and axially along the lead, and circuitry coupled with the at least four electrodes configured to measure bioelectric impedance extracellular fluid and/or cardiac signals in a human subject at various frequencies. The electrodes are adhered to a human subject/patient on the patient's torso or one of the patient's limbs. One embodiment includes a Tetrapolar Analog Front End Patient Interface circuit configured to convert two electrode operation of a commercial Impedance Converter, Network Analyzer into a tetrapolar operation for excitation and impedance measurement of the human subject.
Type:
Application
Filed:
August 31, 2022
Publication date:
March 2, 2023
Applicant:
SeeMedX, Inc.
Inventors:
Philip Hamski, Robert Rinehart, Dios Aba, Marc O. Griofa