Abstract: The invention relates to a method for identifying an ischaemic region (On) of an organ based on anatomical data, wherein the ischaemic region (On) is 0.2 to 1 part of the stenosed region at risk (Oz) downstream of the threshold point (Pprog). The size of the ischaemic region (On) is proportional to the difference between the indicative value at the threshold point (Pprog) and at the measuring point (Ppom) in the artery. The invention also relates to a system for identifying organ ischaemia, a computer program for identifying organ ischaemia and a computer program product.

Abstract: Present invention relates to a medical device for blood vessels compression that is applied to a limb of a patient in order to achieve local haemostasis. The compression device of the invention is equipped with a compression control mechanism distal to the compression area, which controls the compression of the device onto the patient's limb by adjusting the tension of the strap used for attaching the device to the patient's limb. The device further comprises a stabilising support, which prevents the device from changing its position, when it is applied to the patient's limb.

Abstract: The invention relates to a medical device and method for applying pressure onto a patient's limb, especially at a blood vessel or a wound site, in order to achieve local hemostasis. The device comprises a body (1) for blood vessel compression, holding element (2) for attaching the body (1) to a patient's limb, a fastening means (3) for holding the device in a desirable position, wherein the body (1) has a first compression area (1a) which is situated at the outer surface of the body (1), at least one second compression area (1b) through which the body (1) is pressed with a holding element (2), a third compression area (1c) for compression control during application of the device, and wherein the holding element (2) is guided over the first compression area (1a), when the device is attached to the patient's limb.

Abstract: The subject of the invention is a method for automatic control of blood from the damaged vessel to be used in a dressing system provided with a tourniquet, a bandage and the first compression element. The method comprises the stage of applying pressure exceeding the systolic blood pressure of the patient via the compression element to a lesion site, so that the blood stops flowing through the damaged vessel, then the stage of reducing the pressure. In the pressure reduction stage, the pressure is reduced by a predetermined drop value, wherein if no blood flow is detected in the damaged vessel, then pressure reduction stage is repeated and if blood flow in the damaged vessel is detected, the pressure reduction stage is interrupted for a pressure drop time.

Abstract: The invention relates to a medical device and method for applying pressure onto a patient's limb, especially at a blood vessel or a wound site, in order to achieve local hemostasis. The device comprises a body (1) for blood vessel compression, holding element (2) for attaching the body (1) to a patient's limb, a fastening means (3) for holding the device in a desirable position, wherein the body (1) has a first compression area (1a) which is situated at the outer surface of the body (1), at least one second compression area (1b) through which the body (1) is pressed with a holding element (2), a third compression area (1c) for compression control during application of the device, and wherein the holding element (2) is guided over the first compression area (1a), when the device is attached to the patient's limb.