POINT-OF-CARE ULTRASOUND (POCUS) CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST TRAINER (POCUS CAT)
개요
발명자
Peter Marotta
IPC 분류
CPC 분류
A multi-functional training system for ultrasound, auscultation, and pressure-based clinical procedures is disclosed. The system includes at least one pressure sensing layer and surface or near-surface references to determine the location, orientation, and applied pressure of devices such as ultrasound probes and stethoscopes. A computing unit, executes software modules to receive sensor data, determine positioning, and provide visual and feedback outputs. The system supports realistic simulation across diverse patient profiles and scenarios, including neonatal, pediatric, adult, geriatric, and animal forms. The system facilitates accurate training aligned with clinical protocols such as Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and FAST/eFAST, and enables tracking of multiple devices and limb elements simultaneously. An optional second pressure layer allows force vector and absolute pressure measurement for use in palpation, hemorrhage control, and object placement training. The system improves procedural training fidelity through integrated feedback on device positioning, orientation, and force application.
원문 (중국어)
A multi-functional training system for ultrasound, auscultation, and pressure-based clinical procedures is disclosed. The system includes at least one pressure sensing layer and surface or near-surface references to determine the location, orientation, and applied pressure of devices such as ultrasound probes and stethoscopes. A computing unit, executes software modules to receive sensor data, determine positioning, and provide visual and feedback outputs. The system supports realistic simulation across diverse patient profiles and scenarios, including neonatal, pediatric, adult, geriatric, and animal forms. The system facilitates accurate training aligned with clinical protocols such as Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and FAST/eFAST, and enables tracking of multiple devices and limb elements simultaneously. An optional second pressure layer allows force vector and absolute pressure measurement for use in palpation, hemorrhage control, and object placement training. The system improves procedural training fidelity through integrated feedback on device positioning, orientation, and force application.