Abstract: A pulse waveform of a living body is detected and is analyzed using peak point data or timing data to perform a diagnosis of a condition of the body.

Abstract: A pulse wave analyzing apparatus that detects a pulse wave from a living body and computes a waveform distortion factor and determines a waveform shape for performing a diagnosis of a condition of the living body.

Abstract: A pulse waveform of a living body is detected and is analyzed using peak point data or timing data to perform a diagnosis of a condition of the body.

Abstract: A pulse wave analyzing apparatus that detects a pulse wave from a living body and computes a waveform distortion factor and determines a waveform shape for performing a diagnosis of a condition of the living body.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a diagnosis apparatus for analyzing arterial pulse waves comprising a database 26 in which is stored data showing the relationship between data representing a pulse wave of a living body and teaching data representing conditions of the living body; and a micro-computer 21 for outputting teaching data corresponding to the pulse wave detected from the living body in the teaching data on the basis of the pulse wave detected from the living body and the stored data inside database 26. As a result, it becomes possible to perform diagnoses equivalent to a skilled doctor.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a diagnosis apparatus for analyzing arterial pulse waves comprising a database 26 in which is stored data showing the relationship between data representing a pulse wave of a living body and teaching data representing conditions of the living body; and a micro-computer 21 for outputting teaching data corresponding to the pulse wave detected from the living body in the teaching data on the basis of the pulse wave detected from the living body and the stored data inside database 26. As a result, it becomes possible to perform diagnoses equivalent to a skilled doctor.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a diagnosis apparatus for analyzing arterial pulse waves comprising a database 26 in which is stored data showing the relationship between data representing a pulse wave of a living body and teaching data representing conditions of the living body; and a micro-computer 21 for outputting teaching data corresponding to the pulse wave detected from the living body in the teaching data on the basis of the pulse wave detected from the living body and the stored data inside database 26. As a result, it becomes possible to perform diagnoses equivalent to a skilled doctor.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a diagnosis apparatus for analyzing arterial pulse waves comprising a database 26 in which is stored data showing the relationship between data representing a pulse wave of a living body and teaching data representing conditions of the living body; and a micro-computer 21 for outputting teaching data corresponding to the pulse wave detected from the living body in the teaching data on the basis of the pulse wave detected from the living body and the stored data inside database 26. As a result, it becomes possible to perform diagnoses equivalent to a skilled doctor.

Abstract: A pulse wave analysis device for analyzing the condition of a human body is disclosed. A cuff band is wrapped around the tip of the second finger of a subject's hand. When the operator depresses the beginning-of-measurement key, the finger tip is pressed at various pressures by means of an air pump and a pressure sensor. Pulse wave signals at different pressure values are automatically measured by an optical fingertip plethysmogram sensor. The signals are transmitted to a CPU through a BPF, an amplifier, and an ADC. The CPU performs FFT analyses on the signals and determines to which pattern from among the patterns stored in a ROM the pattern level of the pulse wave spectrum for a given pressure value is closest, and displays the result on a display unit as a test result indicating the viscoelasticity of the subject's peripheral circulation tissue.

Abstract: A microcomputer performs a frequency analysis of pulse waves which are taken at regular time intervals from a patient through a pulse wave detection section. Then, if the amplitudes and phases of the spectra of the pulse waves fulfill some set conditions, either .alpha.-blocker or .beta.-blocker is given to the patient, and the patient's circulatory activity is maintained in a stable condition.

Abstract: A pulse wave analysis device for analyzing the condition of a human body is disclosed. A cuff band is wrapped around the tip of the second finger of a subject's hand. When the operator depresses the beginning-of-measurement key, the finger tip is pressed at various pressures by means of an air pump and a pressure sensor. Pulse wave signals at different pressure values are automatically measured by an optical fingertip plethysmogram sensor. The signals are transmitted to a CPU through a BPF, an amplifier, and an ADC. The CPU performs FFT analyses on the signals and determines to which pattern from among the patterns stored in a ROM the pattern level of the pulse wave spectrum for a given pressure value is closest, and displays the result on a display unit as a test result indicating the viscoelasticity of the subject's peripheral circulation tissue.

Abstract: A method for the production of an aqueous dispersion of a long-chain alkyl graft polymer, which method comprises mixing an aqueous solution of a polyamine with a long-chain alkyl isocyanate and stirring the resultant mixture thereby causing reaction of said component reactants, and an aqueous release agent formed therefrom.

Abstract: An amphoteric polyelectrolite represented by the general formula: ##STR1## wherein R.sup.1, R.sup.2, R.sup.3 and R.sup.4 are H or alkyl, R.sup.5 is H, alkyl or w-OH substituted alkyl, HY is monobasic acid, and Z is amide.

Abstract: An amphoteric polyelectrolite represented by the general formula: ##STR1## wherein R.sup.1, R.sup.2, R.sup.3 and R.sup.4 are H or alkyl, R.sup.5 is H, alkyl or w--OH substituted alkyl, HY is monobasic acid, and Z is amide.

Abstract: An adhesive composition comprising 10 to 80% by weight of a binder composed of an aminoalkyl ester group-containing acrylic copolymer shown ##STR1## wherein R denotes an alkylene possessing 2 to 3 carbon atoms, as a pendant group and an epoxy resin, and if desired a rust-proofing pigment and a silane coupling agent.

Abstract: A pair of opposed spindleheads are rigidly mounted on a bed for holding a crankshaft to be machined between a pair of chucks on the ends of indexing spindles. One or more, preferably two, cutter assemblies are provided between the spindleheads for movement therebetween. Each cutter assembly includes a carriage slidable along a guideway on the bed and itself having slidably mounted thereon a slide which is reciprocable in a direction normal to the axis of the crankshaft. Mounted to the slide for rotation about an axis parallel to the axis of the crankshaft is a disklike tool holder carrying a annular, rotary cutting tool in an eccentric position thereon. The cutting tool has an annular row of internal cutting edges surrounding with clearance a desired part of the crankshaft to be machined.

Abstract: A milling cutter for a crankshaft milling machine includes a disk, a plurality of generally square-shaped tips mounted on the disk and a plurality of forming tips mounted on the disk. The square-shaped tips and the forming tips are alternately arranged in two rows for effecting simultaneous machining of both end portions of each crank or main bearing.Each square-shaped tip is arranged to machine main and crank bearings and rounded corners of the bearings while each forming tip is mounted to machine side walls of webs between the bearings, shoulders each provided between the respective bearings and webs, the rounded corners and the main and the crank bearings.

Abstract: A crankshaft milling machine comprising a bed, guide rails carried by the bed, a milling unit having a pair of arbor slidably mounted on the guide rails, the milling unit being adapted to move back and forth along the guide rails, a pair of headstocks mounted on the bed each having a spindle mounted therein, a pair of chucks each mounted on the respective spindles for clamping a workpiece to be milled, and a center stock mounted on the bed for supporting one end of the workpiece.