Physiological object displays

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2005-03-01

2005-03-01

Nasser, Robert L. (Department: 3736)

Surgery

Respiratory method or device

Means for supplying respiratory gas under positive pressure

Reexamination Certificate

active

06860266

ABSTRACT:
The disclosed invention relates to systems and methods for obtaining physiological information from patients and displaying that information in an intuitive and logical format to a physician. Object displays are disclosed that are capable of visually displaying critical information in real time to allow physicians to quickly perceive the importance of changing patient values.

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