System for monitoring and controlling pressure and concentration values in a fluid conduit

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 6609071
APP PUB NO 20020069023A1
SERIAL NO

09729703

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A system for monitoring and regulating pressure and concentration in a moving fluid stream inside of a conduit is provided. The fluid stream includes a first fluid. The system comprises an infusion assembly that includes a catheter having a series of holes distributed around an exterior surface and a pumping system for introducing a second fluid into said catheter to create a solution mixture. A data collection system is provided for collecting data indicative of pressure and conductivity values. Data from the data collection system is forwarded to a data processing and control apparatus. The data processing and control apparatus comprises conversion means for converting the measured conductivity into a concentration value and control means for controlling operation of the infusion assembly based on a comparison of selected values with data received from the data collection system. A user control and analysis system allows user interaction. The system allows complete automatic control over the fluid distribution within a fluid conduit in response to measured values.

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PROJECT CD814 TOLLHOUSE ROAD FREDERICK MD 21701

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Davis-Reinhold, John Frederick, MD 1 106
Hayes, Charles Daniel Glen Burnie, MD 1 107
Shapiro, Philip Frederick, MD 2 109
Warhurst, Julian Ashland, MA 28 1146

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