Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1989-12-08
1991-11-26
Howell, Kyle L.
Surgery
Truss
Pad
128673, A61B 50215
Patent
active
050674919
ABSTRACT:
A blood pressure monitoring device includes a pressure sensing element mounted or a probe tip or in a catheter tip adapted for insertion into a patient's blood stream. The element includes a pressure transducer having a micromachined diaphragm which flexes in response to pressure changes. The flexes are converted by the transducer to electrical signals which pass back through the catheter to a display. The element and the catheter are conformally coated with a thin layer of parylene which insulates the device from the deleterious effects which blood components such as water and ions would otherwise have on various components of the device.
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Taylor, II Maylon S.
Williams Joel L.
Becton Dickinson and Company
Brown Richard E.
Howell Kyle L.
Nasser Jr. Robert L.
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