Fiber optic intravascular blood pressure transducer

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128675, 128748, 73705, 73715, A61B 50215

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ABSTRACT:
A device for the measurement of the blood pressure of a patient includes an arrangement for transmitting a light through an optical fiber; an arrangement for receiving and measuring a reflected light through an optical fiber; and a cylindrically shaped pressure sensor having a side window and a plate having two sections which moves in accordance with the applied blood pressure thereby causing the reflection and detection of different amounts of light based on the applied blood pressure at the window.

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