Patents by Inventor Ulrik Hubinette
Ulrik Hubinette has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20240398232Abstract: A system includes: a receiver configured to receive both (i) a signal received from an aortic pressure sensor, representing a measured aortic blood pressure value of an individual, and (ii) a signal received by a distal sensor, representing a measured parameter in a blood vessel of the individual, the receiver including a display configured to display data that is based on at least the measured aortic blood pressure value and the measured parameter; and a communication interface configured to (i) receive a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value from the aortic pressure sensor via a wired connection between the aortic pressure sensor and the communication interface, (ii) provide a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value to a monitoring device via a wired connection, and (iii) send a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value to the receiver via a wireless connection.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2024Publication date: December 5, 2024Applicant: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik HÜBINETTE, Magnus SAMUELSSON
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Patent number: 12138009Abstract: A system includes: an aortic pressure sensor configured to measure aortic blood pressure of an individual; a distal sensor configured to measure a parameter in a blood vessel; a receiver configured to receive both (i) a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value, and (ii) a signal representing the parameter, the receiver comprising a display configured to display data that is based on at least the measured aortic blood pressure value and the measured parameter; and a communication interface configured to (i) receive a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value from the aortic pressure sensor via a wired connection, (ii) provide a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value to a monitoring device via a wired connection, and (iii) send a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value to the receiver via a wireless connection.Type: GrantFiled: May 11, 2022Date of Patent: November 12, 2024Assignee: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik Hübinette, Magnus Samuelsson
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Patent number: 11452451Abstract: An eavesdropping arrangement for acquiring a measured physiological variable of an individual includes a receiver and a communication interface in a housing separate from the receiver. The communication interface is positioned along a communication link between a first sensor, which is configured to measure aortic blood pressure and to provide a signal representing measured aortic blood pressure, and a central monitoring device configured to monitor the measured aortic blood pressure. The communication interface includes a connection to the communication link that permits the communication interface to eavesdrop on the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure such that information representing measured aortic blood pressure is sent to the receiver while allowing the central monitoring device to receive and use the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure.Type: GrantFiled: April 17, 2019Date of Patent: September 27, 2022Assignee: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik Hübinette, Magnus Samuelsson
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Publication number: 20220265144Abstract: A system includes: an aortic pressure sensor configured to measure aortic blood pressure of an individual; a distal sensor configured to measure a parameter in a blood vessel; a receiver configured to receive both (i) a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value, and (ii) a signal representing the parameter, the receiver comprising a display configured to display data that is based on at least the measured aortic blood pressure value and the measured parameter; and a communication interface configured to (i) receive a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value from the aortic pressure sensor via a wired connection, (ii) provide a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value to a monitoring device via a wired connection, and (iii) send a signal representing the measured aortic blood pressure value to the receiver via a wireless connection.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 11, 2022Publication date: August 25, 2022Applicant: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik HÜBINETTE, Magnus SAMUELSSON
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Patent number: 11241154Abstract: In part, the invention relates to an image data collection system. The system can include an interferometer having a reference arm that includes a first optical fiber of length of L1 and a sample arm that includes a second optical fiber of length of L2 and a first rotary coupler configured to interface with an optical tomography imaging probe, wherein the rotary coupler is in optical communication with the sample arm. In one embodiment, L2 is greater than about 5 meters. The first optical fiber and the second optical fiber can both be disposed in a common protective sheath. In one embodiment, the system further includes an optical element configured to adjust the optical path length of the reference arm, wherein the optical element is in optical communication with the reference arm and wherein the optical element is transmissive or reflective.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2017Date of Patent: February 8, 2022Assignee: LightLab Imaging, Inc.Inventors: Desmond Adler, Joseph M. Schmitt, Mattias Dahlberg, Par Gustafsson, Ulrik Hubinette, Magnus Samuelsson, Johan Svanerudh
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Publication number: 20190239746Abstract: An eavesdropping arrangement for acquiring a measured physiological variable of an individual includes a receiver and a communication interface in a housing separate from the receiver. The communication interface is positioned along a communication link between a first sensor, which is configured to measure aortic blood pressure and to provide a signal representing measured aortic blood pressure, and a central monitoring device configured to monitor the measured aortic blood pressure. The communication interface includes a connection to the communication link that permits the communication interface to eavesdrop on the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure such that information representing measured aortic blood pressure is sent to the receiver while allowing the central monitoring device to receive and use the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 17, 2019Publication date: August 8, 2019Applicant: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik HUBINETTE, Magnus Samuelsson
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Patent number: 10299680Abstract: An eavesdropping arrangement for acquiring a measured physiological variable of an individual includes a receiver and a communication interface in a housing separate from the receiver. The communication interface is positioned along a communication link between a first sensor, which is configured to measure aortic blood pressure and to provide a signal representing measured aortic blood pressure, and a central monitoring device configured to monitor the measured aortic blood pressure. The communication interface includes a connection to the communication link that permits the communication interface to eavesdrop on the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure such that information representing measured aortic blood pressure is sent to the receiver while allowing the central monitoring device to receive and use the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2017Date of Patent: May 28, 2019Assignee: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik Hübinette, Magnus Samuelsson
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Publication number: 20180070828Abstract: An eavesdropping arrangement for acquiring a measured physiological variable of an individual includes a receiver and a communication interface in a housing separate from the receiver. The communication interface is positioned along a communication link between a first sensor, which is configured to measure aortic blood pressure and to provide a signal representing measured aortic blood pressure, and a central monitoring device configured to monitor the measured aortic blood pressure. The communication interface includes a connection to the communication link that permits the communication interface to eavesdrop on the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure such that information representing measured aortic blood pressure is sent to the receiver while allowing the central monitoring device to receive and use the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2017Publication date: March 15, 2018Applicant: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik HÜBINETTE, Magnus Samuelsson
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Patent number: 9839357Abstract: An eavesdropping arrangement for acquiring a measured physiological variable of an individual includes a receiver and a communication interface in a housing separate from the receiver. The communication interface is positioned along a communication link between a first sensor, which is configured to measure aortic blood pressure and to provide a signal representing measured aortic blood pressure, and a central monitoring device configured to monitor the measured aortic blood pressure. The communication interface includes a connection to the communication link that permits the communication interface to eavesdrop on the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure such that information representing measured aortic blood pressure is sent to the receiver while allowing the central monitoring device to receive and use the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure.Type: GrantFiled: March 9, 2016Date of Patent: December 12, 2017Assignee: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik Hübinette, Magnus Samuelsson
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Patent number: 9826902Abstract: A sensor guide wire device (200) for intravascular measurements of a physiological variable in a living body is disclosed. The sensor guide wire (200) may comprise a sensor element (213) and a connector unit (220). The connector unit (220) is attachable to a signal converting device (310). The sensor element (213) provides the signal converting device (310) with a signal indicative of a physiological variable sensed by the sensor element (213). Furthermore, the connector unit (220) comprises a battery (222). A system (300) comprising the sensor guide wire device (200) and the signal converting device (310) is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: January 17, 2011Date of Patent: November 28, 2017Assignee: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventor: Ulrik Hübinette
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Publication number: 20170188831Abstract: In part, the invention relates to an image data collection system. The system can include an interferometer having a reference arm that includes a first optical fiber of length of L1 and a sample arm that includes a second optical fiber of length of L2 and a first rotary coupler configured to interface with an optical tomography imaging probe, wherein the rotary coupler is in optical communication with the sample arm. In one embodiment, L2 is greater than about 5 meters. The first optical fiber and the second optical fiber can both be disposed in a common protective sheath. In one embodiment, the system further includes an optical element configured to adjust the optical path length of the reference arm, wherein the optical element is in optical communication with the reference arm and wherein the optical element is transmissive or reflective.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2017Publication date: July 6, 2017Applicant: LightLab Imaging, Inc.Inventors: Desmond Adler, Joseph M. Schmitt, Mattias Dahlberg, Par Gustafsson, Ulrik Hubinette, Magnus Samuelsson, Johan Svanerudh
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Patent number: 9610064Abstract: In part, the invention relates to an image data collection system. The system can include an interferometer having a reference arm that includes a first optical fiber of length of L1 and a sample arm that includes a second optical fiber of length of L2 and a first rotary coupler configured to interface with an optical tomography imaging probe, wherein the rotary coupler is in optical communication with the sample arm. In one embodiment, L2 is greater than about 5 meters. The first optical fiber and the second optical fiber can both be disposed in a common protective sheath. In one embodiment, the system further includes an optical element configured to adjust the optical path length of the reference arm, wherein the optical element is in optical communication with the reference arm and wherein the optical element is transmissive or reflective.Type: GrantFiled: May 31, 2012Date of Patent: April 4, 2017Inventors: Desmond Adler, Joseph M. Schmitt, Mattias Dahlberg, Par Gustafsson, Ulrik Hubinette, Magnus Samuelsson, Johan Svanerudh
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Publication number: 20160183798Abstract: An eavesdropping arrangement for acquiring a measured physiological variable of an individual includes a receiver and a communication interface in a housing separate from the receiver. The communication interface is positioned along a communication link between a first sensor, which is configured to measure aortic blood pressure and to provide a signal representing measured aortic blood pressure, and a central monitoring device configured to monitor the measured aortic blood pressure. The communication interface includes a connection to the communication link that permits the communication interface to eavesdrop on the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure such that information representing measured aortic blood pressure is sent to the receiver while allowing the central monitoring device to receive and use the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 9, 2016Publication date: June 30, 2016Applicant: St. Jude Medical Coordination Center BVBAInventors: Ulrik HÜBINETTE, Magnus Samuelsson
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Patent number: 9301699Abstract: An eavesdropping arrangement for acquiring a measured physiological variable of an individual includes a receiver and a communication interface in a housing separate from the receiver. The communication interface is positioned along a communication link between a first sensor, which is configured to measure aortic blood pressure and to provide a signal representing measured aortic blood pressure, and a central monitoring device configured to monitor the measured aortic blood pressure. The communication interface includes a high impedance connection to the communication link that permits the communication interface to eavesdrop on the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure such that information representing measured aortic blood pressure is sent to the receiver while allowing the central monitoring device to receive and use the signal representing measured aortic blood pressure.Type: GrantFiled: September 18, 2009Date of Patent: April 5, 2016Assignee: ST. JUDE MEDICAL COORDINATION CENTER BVBAInventors: Ulrik Hübinette, Magnus Samuelsson
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Publication number: 20120310081Abstract: In part, the invention relates to an image data collection system. The system can include an interferometer having a reference arm that includes a first optical fiber of length of L1 and a sample arm that includes a second optical fiber of length of L2 and a first rotary coupler configured to interface with an optical tomography imaging probe, wherein the rotary coupler is in optical communication with the sample arm. In one embodiment, L2 is greater than about 5 meters. The first optical fiber and the second optical fiber can both be disposed in a common protective sheath. In one embodiment, the system further includes an optical element configured to adjust the optical path length of the reference arm, wherein the optical element is in optical communication with the reference arm and wherein the optical element is transmissive or reflective.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2012Publication date: December 6, 2012Applicant: LIGHTLAB IMAGING, INC.Inventors: Desmond Adler, Joseph M. Schmitt, Mattias Dahlberg, Par Gustafsson, Ulrik Hubinette, Magnus Samuelsson, Johan Svanerudh
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Publication number: 20120289808Abstract: A sensor guide wire device (200) for intravascular measurements of a physiological variable in a living body is disclosed. The sensor guide wire (200) may comprise a sensor element (213) and a connector unit (220). The connector unit (220) is attachable to a signal converting device (310). The sensor element (213) provides the signal converting device (310) with a signal indicative of a physiological variable sensed by the sensor element (213). Furthermore, the connector unit (220) comprises a battery (222). A system (300) comprising the sensor guide wire device (200) and the signal converting device (310) is also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 17, 2011Publication date: November 15, 2012Inventor: Ulrik Hübinette
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Patent number: 7946997Abstract: Measurement system comprising a sensor wire provided, at its distal end, with a physiological condition sensor to measure a physiological condition inside a patient, and to provide measured data to an external device, the measurement system comprises a transceiver unit adapted to be connected to the proximal end of the sensor wire, and a communication unit arranged in connection with the external device. The transceiver unit is adapted to communicate, by a communication signal, with the communication unit, in order to transfer measured data to the external device. The communication signal, including the measured data, is generated by the transceiver unit and transferred as an output signal and the communication unit is arranged to be connected to a standard input/output connector of the external device and to communicate with the external device in accordance with an established standard, or in accordance with relevant parts of an established standard, e.g. BP22 or USB.Type: GrantFiled: February 16, 2007Date of Patent: May 24, 2011Assignee: RADI Medical Systems ABInventor: Ulrik Hübinette
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Publication number: 20110071407Abstract: The present invention relates to an eavesdropping device for monitoring measured physiological variables of an individual, which eavesdropping device comprises a receiver and a communication interface. The eavesdropping device of the present invention is typically applied in a system comprising a first sensor arranged to be disposed in or outside the body of the individual for measuring aortic blood pressure Pa, and a second sensor arranged for measuring distal blood pressure Pd. Further, the system comprises a central monitoring device for monitoring the measured physiological variables and a communication link between the sensors and the central monitoring device for communicating signals representing the measured physiological variables from the sensors to the central monitoring device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 18, 2009Publication date: March 24, 2011Inventors: Ulrik HÜBINETTE, Magnus SAMUELSSON
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Publication number: 20080200770Abstract: Measurement system comprising a sensor wire provided, at its distal end, with a physiological condition sensor to measure a physiological condition inside a patient, and to provide measured data to an external device, the measurement system comprises a transceiver unit adapted to be connected to the proximal end of the sensor wire, and a communication unit arranged in connection with the external device. The transceiver unit is adapted to communicate, by a communication signal, with the communication unit, in order to transfer measured data to the external device. The communication signal, including the measured data, is generated by the transceiver unit and transferred as an output signal and the communication unit is arranged to be connected to a standard input/output connector of the external device and to communicate with the external device in accordance with an established standard, or in accordance with relevant parts of an established standard, e.g. BP22 or USB.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2007Publication date: August 21, 2008Inventor: Ulrik Hubinette