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Press releases of the exhibitors at the IVAM joint pavilion "High-tech for Medical Devices" at COMPAMED 2019

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Press Release 02/2019<br />

Optical blood pressure monitor<br />

Diseases of the cardiovascular system are among the most frequent causes of death in industrial nations.<br />

An important indicator of this is hypertension, which is currently diagnosed and monitored by means of<br />

mechanical pressure cuffs applied at the upper arm. This unpleasant method restricts the patient's<br />

everyday life and provides only comparatively few punctual measurements. An optical sensor that is<br />

integrated into an earmould and can evaluate the blood pressure changes of each individual heartbeat<br />

can provide a remedy. In addition to other important parameters such as heart rate, heart rate<br />

variability and blood oxygen saturation, the CiS Research Institute has now also succeeded in developing<br />

solid algorithms for evaluating changes in blood pressure. The patented procedure is based solely on the<br />

data of the optical in-the-ear ear sensor and thus offers an everyday possibility for monitoring important<br />

vital parameters.<br />

The CiS Research Institute develops and manufactures silicon sensors for numerous fields of application.<br />

Together with industrial partners from the hearing aid industry, universal and individual earmoulds with<br />

integrated optical sensor assemblies have been developed. The hearing ability is not restricted and a<br />

high wearing comfort is achieved. CiS offers the production of such prototypes up to small series as well<br />

as development and transfer services for the integration of the sensor assembly into customer-specific<br />

medical products and applications.<br />

Foto 1: Left: the optical in-the-ear ear sensor, right: direct comparison of the blood pressure curve from the in-the-ear sensor and<br />

synchronously recorded invasive catheter examination. © CiS Forschungsinstitut für Mikrosensorik GmbH<br />

Photos and illustrations for free publication in connection with the content of this press release.<br />

© CiS Forschungsinstitut für Mikrosensorik GmbH.<br />

Contact:<br />

Dr. Martin Schädel, mschaedel@cismst.de<br />

Download text and photos in print ready resolution at www.cismst.de<br />

in section „News / Press Informaton“

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