Abstract: A cardiac device comprises a memory arranged for receiving haemodynamic data, and a computer arranged for applying a cardiovascular model comprising a cardiac model and an arterial and venous blood circulation model using the data received in the memory, and for extracting therefrom at least one cardiac activity indicator (CI).

Abstract: The present invention relates in particular to the field of anesthesia and to a method for real-time evaluation of the mean arterial pressure of a patient from plethysmography measurements. It also relates to a method for treating a patient comprising by continuously evaluating the mean arterial pressure of the patient, based on values continuously calculated by plethysmography.

Abstract: The present invention relates in particular to the field of anesthesia and to a method for real-time evaluation of the mean arterial pressure of a patient from plethysmography measurements.

Abstract: A cardiac device comprises a memory (10) arranged for receiving haemodynamic data, and a computer (8) arranged for applying a cardiovascular model comprising a cardiac model and an arterial and venous blood circulation model using the data received in the memory (10), and for extracting therefrom at least one cardiac activity indicator (CI).

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of cardiovascular resuscitation and, more specifically, it concerns a novel method of monitoring the ventriculo-aortic coupling of at-risk patients on the basis of the aortic pressure/flow loop of the patient and the zoning of this loop.

Abstract: A non-invasive method for determining the tissue perfusion state in a patient, by measuring the variations in the skin CO2 pressure and in the perfusion index of the patient during the conducting of a localized hyperthermia test.

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of cardiovascular resuscitation and, more specifically, it concerns a novel method of monitoring the ventriculo-aortic coupling of at-risk patients on the basis of the aortic pressure/flow loop of the patient and the zoning of this loop.

Abstract: A non-invasive method for determining the tissue perfusion state in a patient, by measuring the variations in the skin CO2 pressure and in the perfusion index of the patient during the conducting of a localized hyperthermia test.

Abstract: The present invention pertains to a non-invasive way of assessing tissue perfusion in a patient, especially for treatment follow-up and prognosis of septic shock. More specifically, tissue perfusion is assessed by measuring the cutaneous partial pressure of carbon dioxide of said patient, for example at ear lobe with a PCO2 sensor which is not heated at a temperature superior to 37.5° C., and by calculating the difference between said cutaneous PCO2 and either the arterial or the end-tidal partial pressure of CO2. A device for performing a continuous non-invasive perfusion follow-up is also part of the invention.