Medical Device Sensors: Technologies and Global Markets: HLC080A

Medical Device Sensors: Technologies and Global Markets

Report Code: HLC080A

Publish Date: Feb 2010

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Report Highlights

BCC Research estimates that technological improvements and changes in health care cost control will cause the demand for medical device sensors to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.1% between 2009 and 2014, when it will approach $9 billion.
Semiconductor/MEMS sensors will experience a 5% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), from $5 billion in 2009 to an estimated $6.5 billion in 2014.
Passive medical device sensors were valued at $1.4 billion in 2009 and are expected to decline in value to $1.3 billion in 2014, a -2% compound annual growth rate (CAGR).

INTRODUCTION

STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES

This study, HLC080A Medical Device Sensors: Technologies and Global Markets, describes and forecasts the global market for Class II and Class III medical devices for which sensors are the product-defining component.

REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY

During the final years of the 20th century, medical devices revolutionized the practice of medicine as they dramatically improved the lives of millions of people who were suffering from the most deadly diseases, devastating injuries, and debilitating birth defects. As the first decade of the 21st century draws to a close, these devices have also been drawn into the national debate over health care reform. Beyond their clinical benefits, medical devices that are equipped with sensory apparatus and telecommunications capabilities have the potential to reduce runaway costs while improving patient outcomes. When properly executed, incorporating sensors into medical devices can be a workforce multiplier. Using sensor technology, pulse, blood pressure, temperature, and other vital sign measurements that trained personnel formerly manually collected and manually entered into a patient’s chart can be automatically entered into the patient’s historic medical record. Sensors on wheelchairs can provide formerly unimagined mobility, including the ability to climb stairs. As the patient population ages, sensors can unobtrusively watch over the elderly, offering gentle reminders to take medications and eat meals, alerting aides when a patient may be attempting movements that might lead to a catastrophic fall, and generally providing peace of mind to friends and family. The compilation of patient and treatment data also creates a de facto database of clinical experience. Experimentation is still in early stages, but already the use of data mining to evaluate treatments has produced improvements in clinical outcomes by, for example, creating default settings for respirators that correspond to those that promote faster recovery.

Medical devices represent an enormous, ever-evolving industry that has recently entered an initial phase of operational rationalization. Anticipating major reductions in payments as the result of what appears to be the inevitable introduction of reforming U.S. health care financing, major device manufacturers have announced sweeping efforts to maintain their competitive edge by reducing the cost of goods sold (COGS) line item on their spreadsheets. Semiconductor/MEMS technology sensors that are most easily integrated into digital information systems are in a particularly strong position to benefit from this new era of cost-consciousness. Consequently, BCC anticipates that the business of supplying original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of medical devices with sensors optimized for clinical applications will grow to more than $8.3 billion by 2014. This rising tide of good financial fortune, however, can lead to an unequal distribution of its benefits. In this study, BCC identifies the product lines and basic sensor technologies that are poised to reap the greatest rewards.

INTENDED AUDIENCE

Potential beneficiaries of the information contained in this study include marketing executives, business unit managers, and other decision makers in the industrial sensor industries. Others are individuals with similar job functions in companies that supply the sensors industry, health care executives, hospital administrators, negotiators for health care workers’ unions, institutional and accredited investors, and public policy makers.

SCOPE OF REPORT

This report addresses the use of passive, active, electromechanical, and semiconductor/MEMS sensors in goods that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) identifies as Class II and Class III medical devices—products that require generally greater control than the more commonplace consumer goods that are normally classified as medical devices. Lists of specific products are provided throughout the study in the discussions of the medical specialties in which they are used. What all of these devices have in common is the presence of a component that detects some change in the physical state of the device or its surroundings.

In this study BCC examines the market for medical sensors from three points of view:

The medical and regulatory communities, who see sensors as providing a means of improving the safety and efficacy of medical devices
Device manufacturers, who see devices as a means of making their products more useful and, equally important, more cost-effective
Sensor manufacturers for whom products designed for medical devices are both a reliable profit center and a flagship product for showcasing their technological expertise

This study is divided into eight chapters and two appendices.

Chapter Three describes the state of the medical device sensors industry in 2009.

Chapter Four discusses how sensors are used to measure temperature, position, pressure, chemical structure, force and load, flow, and level. The overview provided in this chapter continues in Appendix A, which includes tables showing sensor operating parameters.E of report (Continued)

Chapter Five describes the increasing role of 25 industry consensus-standards organizations in guiding the development of governmental regulations of complex technologies. The FDA and its foreign counterparts presently rely upon these organizations in determining technical standards for medical devices. Standards are grouped by areas of medical specialty, and citations for specific regulations are organized into tables.

Chapter Six presents BCC’s forecasts for the global market for medical device sensors. After the introductory material, the chapter is divided into 13 sections, one for each area of medical specialty:

Anesthesiology and respiratory therapy
Cardiology
Clinical chemistry
Ear, nose, and throat practices
Gastroenterology–urology
General hospital
General, orthopedic, and plastic surgery
Hematology and pathology
Neurology
Obstetrics and gynecology
Ophthalmology
Orthopedics
Radiology

Following the organizational scheme BCC used in an earlier report, IAS006C Industrial Sensor Technologies and Markets, separate global forecast values are provided for the following:

Passive sensors
Active sensors
Electromechanical sensors
Semiconductor/MEMS sensors

Each section contains nine forecast tables, a summary table, and one table for each of the eight major categories of medical sensor purchasers:

Analytical laboratory instrument manufacturers
Electromedical and electrotherapeutic apparatus manufacturers
Irradiation apparatus manufacturers
Laboratory apparatus and furniture manufacturers
Ophthalmic goods manufacturers
Optical instrument and lens manufacturers
Surgical and medical instrument manufacturers
Surgical appliance and supplies manufacturersSCOPE of report (Continued)

A total of 117 forecast tables are presented in this chapter. Each offers the following information:

A U.S. dollar value for each of the four basic sensor technologies: passive, active, electromagnetic, and semiconductor/MEMS
Historic sensor requirements for 2007 and 2008
Forecast requirements for 2009 and 2014
2009 to 2014 compound annual growth rate (CAGR) calculation

In addition to the nine forecast tables, each section contains three informational tables. The first identifies the 10 most commonly treated medical conditions associated with the medical specialty that is the topic for the section. The second and third are, respectively, lists of sensor-dependent Class II and Class III medical devices associated with the medical specialty.

Chapter Seven profiles and provides basic location information for 122 sensor manufacturers and buyers, business-academia research consortia, and others involved in advancing the development of medical devices. Firms were selected based on qualification criteria that included being issued a sensor-related medical device patent, holding a leadership in the business, or involvement in research development.

Chapter Eight contains a narrative discussing key medical device sensor patents issued from January 2000 to the end of 2010-11-15. Separate tables list 20th- and 21st-century patents. Appendix B continues the discussion with abstracts of the patents, along with basic identification of their inventors and patent assignees.

METHODOLOGY

Primary research for this work included comprehensive and exhaustive research of the literature on industrial sensors. Forecasts were constructed from product descriptions in FDA 510(k) filings; public companies’ SEC annual and quarterly filings; company product literature; patents, product, treatment, and device cost information from open-source databases that the FDA, BEA, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and the Security and Exchange Commission maintain. .

INFORMATION SOURCES

BCC reviewed more than 500 companies to obtain data for this study. We also reviewed reports and studies prepared for peer-reviewed professional literature and reports by the technical staffs of the World Health Organization (WHO), the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the National Institute of Medicine, the National Academy of Engineering, the National Cancer Institute, the National Institutes of Health, and the Government Accountability Office (GAO), as well as presidential directive and policy statements. In addition, BCC compiled data from scientific and technical conferences, presentations prepared for financial analysts, the European Union, and the European Commission.

THE ANALYST’S CREDENTIALS

James Wilson is a noted technology analyst and author of more than 300 articles and several books dealing with science, medicine, technology, and business. A former editor of the Princeton Business Journal and a senior science and technology editor for Hearst Magazines, he is a member of the National Association of Science Writers and the American Medical Writers Association. He has served on the adjunct faculty of Temple University and on the staffs of Drexel University and the Academy of Natural Sciences. His previous BCC studies include reports on remote sensing, medical device coatings, mobile telematics, robotics, and intelligent wireless microsystems. He has followed the medical device market since the early 1970s.

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Title/Chapter Name	Pages	Member Price
Full Report: Medical Device Sensors: Technologies and Global Markets	427	Free
Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION	6	Free
STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY INTENDED AUDIENCE SCOPE OF REPORT METHODOLOGY INFORMATION SOURCES THE ANALYST'S CREDENTIALS RELATED BCC RESEARCH REPORTS BCC ONLINE SERVICES DISCLAIMER
Chapter- 2: SUMMARY	2	Free
Table Summary : GLOBAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAL DEVICE SENSORS, THROUGH 2014 Figure Summary : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MEDICAL DEVICES SENSORS BY TECHNOLOGY, 2007-2014
Chapter- 3: THE MEDICAL SENSORS INDUSTRY IN 2009	3	Free
THREE INDUSTRY-DRIVING TRENDS
Chapter- 4: SENSORS USED IN MEDICAL DEVICES	9	Free
DIGITAL CONVERSION IS NOW COMPLETE SENSORS FOR MEDICAL DEVICES
Chapter- 5: STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS	83	Free
GOVERNMENT REGULATORY AUTHORITIES CONSENSUS STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONS HOSPITAL USE DEVICES MANUFACTURING-RELATED CONSENSUS STANDARDS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY–RELATED STANDARDS PRACTICE-ORIENTED DEVICE STANDARDS
Chapter- 6: FORECASTS	10	Free
FORECASTING MEDICAL SENSOR TECHNOLOGY SENSOR REQUIREMENTS BY DEVICE OEMS OEM REQUIREMENTS BY TECHNOLOGY Table 23 : GLOBAL REQUIREMENT FOR MEDICAL DEVICE SENSORS, BY MEDICAL SPECIALTY AND DEMAND, THROUGH 2014 Table 24 : GLOBAL REQUIREMENT FOR MEDICAL DEVICE SENSORS, BY GROWTH RATE, THROUGH 2014
Chapter- 7: OEM-LEVEL MEDICAL DEVICE SENSOR FORECASTS	84	Free
ANESTHESIOLOGY AND RESPIRATORY THERAPY CARDIOLOGY CLINICAL CHEMISTRY EAR, NOSE, AND THROAT PRACTICE GASTROENTEROLOGY-UROLOGY GENERAL HOSPITAL USE GENERAL, ORTHOPEDIC, AND PLASTIC SURGERY HEMATOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY NEUROLOGY OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY OPHTHALMOLOGY RADIOLOGY
Chapter- 8: C. CRAMER & CO. GMBH	54	Free
ACUSON ALARIS MEDICAL SYSTEMS AMETEK ELECTRONICS INSTRUMENTS GROUP AMS RESEARCH CORPORATION ANALOG DEVICES INC. ANALOGIC CORP. BAYER HEALTH CARE BECKMAN COULTER BEI TECHNOLOGIES BINSFELD ENGINEERING INC. BIOCONTROL MEDICAL LTD. BIOSENSE BIOSYS BIOTRONIK BK MEDICAL BOKAM ENGINEERING INC. BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP. BRAVA BUIVISION C2CURE CANON INC. CARDIAC INTELLIGENCE CARDIAC PACEMAKERS CARDIO3 BIOSCIENCES CEDARS-SINAI MEDICAL CENTER CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER CORPORATION COOK UROLOGICAL COOPER INSTRUMENTS & SYSTEMS CREARE CUSTOM SENSORS & TECHNOLOGY DISETRONIC DOW GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES INC. DRAGER MEDIZINTECHNIK DWL ELEKTRONISCHE SYSTEME ELA MEDICAL ENDOVIA MEDICAL ENDRESS+HAUSER GROUP SERVICES AG ERBE ELEKTOMEDIZIN ETHICON ENDO-SURGERY (SUBSIDIARY OF JOHNSON & JOHNSON) ETHICON FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM KARLSRUHE FRESENIUS MEDICAL CARE DEUTSCHLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC GERATHERM MEDICAL GIVEN IMAGING GUIDANT CORPORATION HANSEN MEDICAL INC. (SUBSIDIARY OF AURIS HEALTH INC.) HEARTEN MEDICAL HOANA MEDICAL HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. HONEYWELL SENSING AND CONTROLS IBM CORP. INDIVIDUAL MONITORING SYSTEMS INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE INSTRUMENTARIUM INTERFACE INTEGRATED SENSING SYSTEMS (ISSYS) J. MORITA CORP. JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY KALTENBACH & VOIGT KAVILCO CORP. KOIKE MEDICAL KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS L & P 100 LIGHT SCIENCES MEDIC4ALL MEDICAL SOLUTIONS MEDIVANCE MEDTRONIC MINIMED MEDTRONIC MicroCHIPS MICRO-MEDICAL DEVICES MICROVENTION MIDORI AMERICA MKS, PRESSURE MEASUREMENT & CONTROL PRODUCTS NELLCOR PURITAN BENNETT NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (NSF) NEXAN NOCWATCH NVE OLYMPUS OPTICAL ORTIVUS PACESETTER PALOMAR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES PEARL TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS PHYSICAL LOGIC PMT PRIMARY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL PRINCO INSTRUMENTS INC. RADI MEDICAL SYSTEMS REMON MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES RENAL SYSTEMS RESPIRATORY MANAGEMENT SERVICES SAVACOR SCIMED LIFE SYSTEMS SCION VALLEY SENSANT CORPORATION SENSOR SCIENTIFIC INC. SIEMENS HEALTHCARE SECTOR SIERRA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY SORIN GROUP SPECTRAGENICS ST. JUDE MEDICAL INC. (SUBSIDIARY OF ABBOTT LABORATORIES) SURGICAL NAVIGATION TECHNOLOGIES TAPUZ MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC. TOUMAZ TECHNOLOGY TRANSMED MEDIZINTECHNIK TRUMPF MEDIZIN SYSTEME UNITED STATES ARMY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII UWE THOMAS RECORDING VIDAMED VIOPTIX WATLOW ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY W.O.M. WORLD OF MEDICINE WELCH ALLYN PROTOCOL WISYS TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Chapter- 9: PATENTS	6	Free
Table 192 : U.S.-ISSUED SENSOR-RELATED MEDICAL DEVICE PATENTS, 2000 TO NOVEMBER 2009 Table 193 : ASSIGNMENT OF 21ST-CENTURY SENSOR-RELATED MEDICAL DEVICE PATENTS Table 194 : 2OTH-CENTURY SENSOR-RELATED MEDICAL DEVICE PATENTS
Chapter- 10: APPENDIX A SENSOR BASICS	48	Free
TEMPERATURE SENSORS POSITION SENSORS PRESSURE SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS CHEMICAL SENSORS FORCE AND LOAD SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS FLOW SENSORS LEVEL SENSORS
Chapter- 11: APPENDIX B PATENT ABSTRACTS	122	Free
BROADBAND ACOUSTIC SENSOR FOR AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE PELVIC DISORDER TREATMENT DEVICE MINIMALLY INVASIVE SMART DEVICES IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE WITH AUTOMATIC SENSING ADJUSTMENT WETNESS SENSOR MULTICAP RESERVOIR DEVICES FOR CONTROLLED RELEASE OR EXPOSURE OF RESERVOIR TELEMETERED CHARACTERISTIC MONITOR SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME MECHANISM FOR REMOTELY MEASURING MEDICAL TREATMENT SYSTEM BED DEFLECTION MEDICAL DEVICE FOR NEURAL STIMULATION AND CONTROLLED DRUG DELIVERY PATIENT SIGNALING METHOD FOR TREATING CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IMAGE SENSOR WITH SCALER AND IMAGE SCALING METHOD THEREOF IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE FOR GENERATING CARDIAC PRESSURE-VOLUME LOOP AND OPTIMIZING THERAPY CARDIAC SIGNAL DISPLAY AND EVENT DETECTION USING MULTIRESOLUTION Z-SCORE TRANSFORM DEVICE FOR THE INJECTION OF MEDICAL PREPARATIONS WITH CT/MRI MONITORING MAGNET LOCATING APPARATUS AND METHOD OF LOCATING A MAGNET USING SUCH DETERMINING A PATIENT'S POSTURE FROM MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS OF THE HEART MEDICAL WIRELESS IMAGING DEVICE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CORRELATING BIOMETRIC TRENDS WITH A RELATED TEMPORAL EVENT MEDICAL IMAGING APPARATUS MEDICAL INSPECTION DEVICES SOURCE AND DETECTOR SENSOR ARRANGEMENT IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE AND ASSOCIATED METHOD FOR REDUCING AN AFFECT OF A VIBRATORY ALERT ON A VIBRATION-SENSITIVE SENSOR MEASURING PROPERTIES OF AN ANATOMICAL BODY METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DETECTING RESPIRATORY DISTURBANCES OPTICAL SENSING CATHETER SYSTEM RECONFIGURABLE IMAGING SYSTEM MEDICAL DEVICES HAVING FULL OR PARTIAL POLYMER COATINGS AND THEIR METHODS OF MANUFACTURE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL LEAD TRIAL NEURO STIMULATOR WITH LEAD DIAGNOSTICS SYSTEM FOR DETECTING, DIAGNOSING, AND TREATING CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MONITORING HEART FAILURE PATIENTS WITH CARDIOPULMONARY COMORBIDITIES MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SWITCHES AND MEDICAL DEVICES INCORPORATING SAME APPARATUS FOR THE TREATMENT OF SLEEP APNEA METHOD AND DEVICE IN CONNECTION WITH PRESSURE MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MULTI-AXIS CARDIAC VIBRATION MEASUREMENTS DISINFECTING AND CLEANING AGENT CONNECTION DEVICE MEDICAL INSPECTION DEVICE MEDICAL DEVICES TO BE IMPLANTED IN THE HEART OPTICAL SENSOR AND METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING THE PRESENCE OF SKIN REFERENCE SENSOR CORRECTION FOR IMPLANTABLE SENSORS METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR TRANSPORTING A PATIENT SUPPORT PHYSIOLOGICAL MONITORING SYSTEM FOR A COMPUTATIONAL DEVICE OF A HUMAN SUBJECT HERMETICALLY SEALABLE SILICON SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME VITAL SIGNALS AND GLUCOSE MONITORING PERSONAL WIRELESS SYSTEM IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE HAVING LONG-TERM WIRELESS CAPABILITIES DELIVERY OF A SYMPATHOLYTIC CARDIOVASCULAR AGENT TO THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM WIRELESS PATIENT MONITORING SYSTEM IMAGE ANALYSIS AND ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CORRELATING BIOMETRIC TRENDS WITH A RELATED TEMPORAL DEVICE FOR RINSING A BODY CAVITY ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE DETECTION SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETECTING CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH CONDITIONS USING HEMODYNAMIC PRESSURE WAVEFORMS DEVICE FOR OPTICAL MONITORING OF CONSTITUENT IN TISSUE OR BODY FLUID SAMPLE USING WAVELENGTH MODULATION SPECTROSCOPY, SUCH AS FOR BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE STREAM PROCESSOR TELEMETERED CHARACTERISTIC MONITOR SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME MEDICAL IMAGING INSTALLATION AND OPERATING METHOD FOR READING STORED SIGNALS TO RECONSTRUCT A THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMAGE OF A SUBJECT IMAGING TRANSDUCER ASSEMBLY RADIATION CT RADIOGRAPHING DEVICE, RADIATION CT RADIOGRAPHING SYSTEM, AND RADIATION CT RADIOGRAPHING METHOD USING THE SAME INTELLIGENT MEDICAL VIGILANCE SYSTEM RESPIRATORY MONITORING, DIAGNOSTIC, AND THERAPEUTIC SYSTEM MOTION MONITORING APPARATUS FOR PATIENT FEDERATED SENSING, ANALYSIS, SUMMARIZATION, AND SHARING OF DATA FOR HEALTH CARE PRESSURE FLOW SENSOR SYSTEMS AND PRESSURE FLOW SENSORS FOR USE THEREIN MEDICAL DEVICE WITH POSITION SENSOR HAVING ACCURACY AT HIGH TEMPERATURES TIMED DELAY FOR REDELIVERY OF TREATMENT THERAPY FOR A MEDICAL DEVICE SYSTEM METHOD OF MANUFACTURE OF SMART MICROFLUIDIC MEDICAL DEVICE WITH UNIVERSAL RISK OF DEATH INDICATOR AMBULATORY REPEATER FOR USE IN AUTOMATED PATIENT CARE AND METHOD THEREOF DUAL-USE SENSOR FOR RATE RESPONSIVE PACING AND HEART SOUND MONITORING METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR AUTOMATIC IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL LEAD RECOGNITION AND CONFIGURATION DELIVERY OF A SYMPATHOLYTIC CARDIOVASCULAR AGENT TO THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TO COUNTER HEART FAILURE AND PATHOLOGIES ASSOCIATED WITH HEART FAILURE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE WITH NERVE SIGNAL SENSING DEVICE AND METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF LITHIUM ION CONCENTRATION IN A BIOLOGICAL FLUID METHOD FOR THERMAL DIAGNOSIS OF PATHOLOGY OF A BIO-OBJECT AND DEVICE FOR CARRYING OUT SAID METHOD MOBILE HEALTH AND LIFE SIGNS DETECTOR COOLING SYSTEM FOR A PHOTOCOSMETIC DEVICE PISTON STOPPER FOR INJECTION DEVICE, PRODUCT CONTAINER AND INJECTION DEVICE MEDICAL TESTING SYSTEM AND METHOD TO OBTAIN TEST DATA FROM A PATIENT AUTOMATICALLY SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MONITORING OR REPORTING BATTERY STATUS OF IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE BLUR COMPENSATION APPARATUS FOR X-RAY IMAGE AND MEDICAL X-RAY IMAGING APPARATUS USING THE BLUR COMPENSATION APPARATUS METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ACTIVELY DETERMINING A COUPLING INTERVAL CORRESPONDING TO A CARDIAC VULNERABLE ZONE POSITION SENSING SYSTEM WITH INTEGRAL LOCATION PAD AND POSITION DISPLAY METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DETECTING RESPIRATORY DISTURBANCES RECONFIGURABLE, FAULT TOLERANT MULTIPLE-ELECTRODE CARDIAC LEAD SYSTEMS SURGICAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS INCLUDING REFERENCE AND LOCALIZATION FRAMES ATTITUDE INDICATOR AND ACTIVITY MONITORING DEVICE METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INJECTION OF EXTERNAL DATA WITHIN AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE MEDICAL TREATMENT SYSTEM WITH ENERGY DELIVERY DEVICE FOR LIMITING REUSE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF REGULARLY RETRIEVED PATIENT INFORMATION FOR AUTOMATED REMOTE PATIENT CARE TELEMETERED CHARACTERISTIC MONITOR SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME METHOD OF OPTIMIZING CARDIAC RESYNCHRONIZATION THERAPY USING SENSOR SIGNALS OF SEPTAL WALL MOTION IMPLANTABLE CO-FIRED ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECT SYSTEMS AND DEVICES AND METHODS OF FABRICATION THEREFORE MEDICAL IMPLANTABLE SYSTEM FOR REDUCING MAGNETIC RESONANCE EFFECTS APPARATUS FOR ACTIVELY MONITORING DEVICE FOR LEAD FIXATION IN IMPLANTABLE TISSUE STIMULATORS METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR RATE RESPONSIVE ADJUSTMENTS IN AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE REDUCED AREA IMAGING DEVICE INCORPORATED WITHIN WIRELESS ENDOSCOPIC DEVICES SIGNAL QUALITY METRICS DESIGN FOR QUALIFYING DATA FOR A PHYSIOLOGICAL MONITOR SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ASSESSING URINARY FUNCTION MONITORING SYSTEM FOR SAMPLING A PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETER AUTOMATED LONGITUDINAL POSITION TRANSLATOR FOR ULTRASONIC IMAGING PROBES, AND METHODS OF USING SAME MEDICAL DEVICE WITH POSITION SENSOR HAVING CORE WITH HIGH PERMEABILITY MATERIAL FOR DETERMINING LOCATION COORDINATES OF A PORTION OF THE MEDICAL DEVICE CONSTANT OCULAR PRESSURE ACTIVE INFUSION SYSTEM METHODS AND APPARATUSES FOR IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE TELEMETRY POWER MANAGEMENT METHOD FOR DETECTING, DIAGNOSING, AND TREATING CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE WITH SLEEP DISORDERED BREATHING MONITORING INTERNET DEVICE OPERATION FOR MEDICAL TESTING SYSTEM FOR THE SELECTIVE ACTIVATION OF FUNCTIONS IN AN IMPLANTABLE DEVICE BY A MAGNETIC FIELD SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EVALUATING RISK OF MORTALITY DUE TO CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE USING PHYSIOLOGIC SENSORS PATIENT COMPLIANCE MONITOR PATIENT TEMPERATURE REPEATING SYSTEM AND METHOD IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE FOR MEASURING VENTRICULAR PRESSURE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE STREAM PROCESSOR SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING A REFERENCE BASELINE OF REGULARLY RETRIEVED PATIENT INFORMATION FOR AUTOMATED REMOTE PATIENT CARE AUTOMATIC RATE RESPONSE SENSOR MODE SWITCH IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE IN A SYSTEM CONFIGURABLE TO SUBJECT A PATIENT TO A STRESS TEST AND TO DETECT MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA WITHIN THE PATIENT TECHNIQUES USING HEAT FLOW MANAGEMENT, STIMULATION, AND SIGNAL ANALYSIS TO TREAT MEDICAL DISORDERS PELVIC DISORDER TREATMENT DEVICE DEVICE FOR DEFROSTING AND/OR HEATING UP FROZEN BLOOD PRODUCTS SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING FEEDBACK TO AN INDIVIDUAL PATIENT FOR AUTOMATED REMOTE PATIENT CARE DEVICES AND METHODS FOR READING AND INTERPRETING GUAIAC-BASED OCCULT BLOOD AMBULATORY SURFACE SKIN TEMPERATURE MONITOR DEVICE, METHOD AND USE OF AN ODOR DETECTION UNIT FOR EXAMINING AND/OR RECORDING IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE AND METHOD USING INTEGRATED T-WAVE ALTERNANS MEASURING APPARATUS AND A MEASURING METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF PARAMETERS OF MEDICAL FLUIDS MEDICAL MAPPING SYSTEM TELEMETERED CHARACTERISTIC MONITOR SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME MICROPROBE SYSTEM FOR STEREOTACTIC NEUROTHERAPY MEDICAL DEVICES HAVING FULL OR PARTIAL POLYMER COATINGS AND THEIR METHODS OF MANUFACTURE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING DEVICES WITH A CONTRAST MEDIUM FOR IMPROVED MONITORING SYSTEM SELECTIVELY APPLIED WEARABLE MEDICAL SENSORS MAGNETIC SENSING PROBE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD CORONARY SINUS FLOW REGULATED PACING IMPLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER DEFIBRILLATOR WITH SWITCHABLE POWER SOURCE AND PATIENT WARNING SYSTEM CARDIAC DEVICE DEVICE AND METHOD TO MEASURE AND COMMUNICATE BODY PARAMETERS IN-STENT RESTENOSIS DETECTION DEVICE ULTRASONIC DEVICE FOR PROVIDING REVERSIBLE TISSUE DAMAGE TO HEART MUSCLE MEDICAL APPARATUS WITH REMOTE CONTROL TRIAL NEURO STIMULATOR WITH LEAD DIAGNOSTICS SYNTHETIC MUSCLE BASED DIAPHRAGM PUMP APPARATUSES SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EMPLOYING TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS TO CONTROL THE OPERATION OF AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR AUTOMATIC IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL LEAD RECOGNITION AND CONFIGURATION TELEMETRIC READER/CHARGER DEVICE FOR MEDICAL SENSOR SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EVALUATING RISK OF MORTALITY DUE TO CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE USING PHYSIOLOGIC SENSORS TELEMETRIC MEDICAL SYSTEM AND METHOD [FOR IMPLANTATION IN A PATIENT'S BODY] VASCULAR FILTRATION DEVICE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE SYSTEM WITH SENSOR FOR HEMODYNAMIC STABILITY AND METHOD OF USE DIELECTRICALLY ISOLATED PLASTIC PRESSURE TRANSDUCER ATTITUDE INDICATOR AND ACTIVITY MONITORING DEVICE PERSONAL COMPUTER BREATH ANALYZER FOR HEALTH-RELATED BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION AND METHOD FOOT SWITCH INCLUDING ELASTIC JOINT FOR PROPER POSITIONING OF SWITCH COMPONENT APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR TREATING URINARY STRESS INCONTINENCE DEVICE AND METHOD FOR DARK CURRENT NOISE TEMPERATURE SENSING IN AN IMAGING SMART MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE WITH UNIVERSAL COATING ENDOSCOPE SYSTEM MAGNETIC FIELD SENSOR FOR AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE CATHETER WITH THERMAL SENSOR FOR DETECTION OF VULNERABLE PLAQUE MEDICAL DEVICES UTILIZING OPTICAL FIBERS FOR SIMULTANEOUS POWER, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTROL PREWARNING DEVICE FOR INSTILLATION OF MEDICAL LIQUID ACTIVE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE FOR TREATING SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME BY ELECTROSTIMULATION METHODS, SYSTEMS AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCTS FOR PHOTOGRAMMETRIC SENSOR POSITION ESTIMATION MEDICAL MEASUREMENT APPARATUS PATIENT MONITORING SYSTEM [FOR MEDICAL TELEMETRY NETWORKS] MULTIFUNCTION SENSOR ELECTRICAL PROPERTY ENHANCED TOMOGRAPHY (EPET) PATIENT COMPLIANCE MONITOR ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE DETECTION SURGICAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS INCLUDING REFERENCE AND LOCALIZATION FRAMES RADIATION IMAGE PICKUP DEVICE ELECTROMAGNETIC POSITION SINGLE AXIS SYSTEM MEDICAL TELEMETRY SYSTEM [FOR BODY DATA] IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE MEDICAL PROBE WITH STYLETS METHOD AND CIRCUIT FOR STORING AND PROVIDING HISTORICAL PHYSIOLOGICAL DATA INTERACTIVE X-RAY POSITION AND EXPOSURE CONTROL USING IMAGE DATA AS REFERENCE INFORMATION THERMOMETER PROBE FOR USE WITH DISPOSABLE PROBE COVER SYSTEM FOR MEASURING PHYSICAL PARAMETERS WITH A MEDICAL PROBE PORTABLE REMOTE PATIENT TELEMONITORING SYSTEM USING A MEMORY CARD OR SMART DETECTION OF AN INTERVENTIONAL MEDICAL DEVICE CONTACT AND ALIGNMENT BASED ON CHANGES IN FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DIRECTING AND MONITORING RADIATION MEDICAL APPARATUS PROVIDED WITH A COLLISION DETECTOR MEDICAL DEVICES USING ELECTROSENSITIVE GELS TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED CABINET SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR HEATING ITEMS TO DESIRED TEMPERATURES DEVICE FOR MEASURING CHANGES IN PARAMETERS WITHIN TRANSPARENT OBJECTS PATIENT MONITORING DEVICE ENDOCERVICAL AND EXOCERVICAL CELL COLLECTION DEVICE MULTIFREQUENCY ULTRASOUND PROBE ACTIVE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE, ESPECIALLY A PACEMAKER, DEFIBRILLATOR AND/OR CARDIOVERTOR OF THE DDD/AAI TYPE WITH EFFORT OPTIMIZED OPERATION WEARABLE APRON FOR USE IN EGG AND OTHER MEDICAL TESTS MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASONIC TRANSDUCER PROBE AND IMAGING SYSTEM FOR USE WITH A POSITION AND ORIENTATION SENSOR IMPLANTABLE ACTIVE MEDICAL DEVICE ENSLAVED TO AT LEAST ONE PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETER IMAGING DEVICE AND ASSOCIATED METHOD REDUCED AREA IMAGING DEVICES INCORPORATED WITHIN SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ELECTRIC MEDICAL APPARATUS AMBULATORY DISTRIBUTED RECORDERS SYSTEM FOR DIAGNOSING MEDICAL DISORDERS METHOD AND DEVICE FOR MEASURING THE ABSORPTION OF RADIATION IN A PORTION OF TISSUE DIGITAL DELAY LINE RECEIVER FOR USE WITH AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE TESTING STERILE PACKAGED COMPONENTS OF AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE PRIOR TO CHRONIC IMPLANTATION ULTRASONIC DEVICE FOR PROVIDING REVERSIBLE TISSUE DAMAGE TO HEART MUSCLE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING A REFERENCE BASELINE OF INDIVIDUAL PATIENT STATUS FOR USE IN AN AUTOMATED COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS PATIENT CARE SYSTEM REDUCED AREA IMAGING DEVICES [FOR USE IN MEDICINE OR DENTAL INSTRUMENTS] SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR AUTOMATED COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF REGULARLY RETRIEVED PATIENT INFORMATION FOR REMOTE PATIENT CARE PORTABLE MEDICAL GAS SYSTEM TESTER SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING NORMALIZED VOICE FEEDBACK FROM AN INDIVIDUAL PATIENT IN AN AUTOMATED COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS PATIENT CARE SYSTEM RATE RESPONSIVE ACTIVE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE SUCH AS A PACEMAKER, DEFIBRILLATOR AND/OR CARDIOVERTOR, INC.LUDING THE MULTISITE TYPE METHODS, SYSTEMS AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCTS FOR PHOTOGRAMMETRIC SENSOR POSITION ESTIMATION SURGICAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS INCLUDING REFERENCE AND LOCALIZATION FRAMES IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE FOR SENSING ABSOLUTE BLOOD PRESSURE AND BAROMETRIC PRESSURE IMPLANTABLE STIMULUS SYSTEM HAVING STIMULUS GENERATOR WITH PRESSURE SENSOR MAINTENANCE APPARATUS FOR A MEDICAL OR DENTAL HANDPIECE METHOD TO DETERMINE THE LOCATION AND ORIENTATION OF AN INDWELLING MEDICAL SURGICAL DEVICES INCORPORATING REDUCED AREA IMAGING DEVICES [TO INCLUDE THE IMAGE SENSOR PLACED IN A STACKED FASHION] MEDICAL PROBE DEVICE [COMPRISING A CATHETER HAVING A CONTROL END AND A PROBE] IMPLANTABLE CARDIAC STIMULATOR WITH SAFE NOISE MODE MULTIPLE LENS OXYGEN SENSOR FOR MEDICAL ELECTRICAL LEAD FIXED OPTIC SENSOR SYSTEM AND DISTRIBUTED SENSOR NETWORK MEDICAL MEASURING SYSTEM [CARRIED OUT AT A DISTANCE FROM A HOSPITAL] COMBINATION ASPIRATOR PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSOR APPARATUS FOR USE IN MEDICAL PROCEDURES CIRCUIT AND METHOD FOR IMPLANTABLE DUAL SENSOR MEDICAL ELECTRICAL LEAD NON-INVASIVE CARDIAC MONITORING SYSTEM AND METHOD WITH COMMUNICATIONS BAROMETRIC PRESSURE SENSOR FOR USE WITH IMPLANTABLE ABSOLUTE PRESSURE SENSOR MULTIPLE SENSOR ASSEMBLY FOR MEDICAL ELECTRIC LEAD ALIGNMENT OF EXTERNAL MEDICAL DEVICE RELATIVE TO IMPLANTED MEDICAL DEVICE LIGHT FOCUSING APPARATUS FOR MEDICAL ELECTRICAL LEAD OXYGEN SENSOR MEDICAL DOSING DEVICE HAVING DOSING CHAMBER WITH A PRESSURE SENSOR SYSTEM AND METHOD TO DETERMINE THE LOCATION AND ORIENTATION OF AN INDWELLING MEDICAL DEVICE LIGHT BARRIER FOR MEDICAL ELECTRICAL LEAD OXYGEN SENSOR TISSUE OVERGROWTH DETECTOR FOR IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE MOTION-MONITORING METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR MEDICAL DEVICES ENDOCARDIAL DEVICE FOR PRODUCING REVERSIBLE DAMAGE TO HEART TISSUE DEFIBRILLATOR WITH IMPROVED HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSE AND ENHANCED MYOCARDIAL STABILITY POWER CONSUMPTION REDUCTION IN MEDICAL DEVICES BY EMPLOYING DIFFERENT SUPPLY VOLTAGES MEDICAL DEVICES USING ELECTROSENSITIVE GELS SENSOR TO DETECT CHANGES IN THE CROSS SECTION OF AN ELONGATED BODY CAVITY METHOD FOR MANUFACTURE AND IMPLANT OF AN IMPLANTABLE BLOOD VESSEL CUFF SMART BOTTLE AND SYSTEM FOR NEONATAL NURSING DEVELOPMENT IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE FOR SENSING ABSOLUTE BLOOD PRESSURE AND BAROMETRIC PRESSURE MEDICAL TIMER/MONITOR AND METHOD OF MONITORING PATIENT STATUS

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