EP1446194A2 - Arbeitsverfahren zum betreiben einer vorrichtung zur optimierten stimulation eines oder mehrerer probanden mittels pulsierender elektromagnetischer und/oder elektrischer felder - Google Patents
Arbeitsverfahren zum betreiben einer vorrichtung zur optimierten stimulation eines oder mehrerer probanden mittels pulsierender elektromagnetischer und/oder elektrischer felderInfo
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- the invention relates to a working method for operating a device for the optimized stimulation of one or more subjects by means of pulsating electromagnetic and / or electrical fields, specifically in the context of the so-called magnetic field therapy in the Quantron resonance system.
- Static field In terms of time, it is a permanent field that undergoes a very slow transformation.
- Such a frequency component coincides with the optimal breathing frequency of the person and can in with the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system Frequencies from 8 to 13 Hz which correspond to those of the EEG- ⁇ range also occur and correlate with those of the electric field, so that one can speak of a pronounced redundancy between the electric and magnetic fields.
- Optimal communication between doctor and patient ie both by means of appropriate methods and devices, plays a crucial role in stimulating patients as optimally as possible by means of special electrical or generally electromagnetic fields.
- these devices are to be called “modules”, and corresponding communication takes place between the modules.
- the doctor module (master) is in mutual communication with the patient module (peripheral module). Communication takes place either in offline or online mode:
- the optimal stimulation data for the patient at the current time are saved on a chip card or another data carrier (e.g. floppy disk) in the master module. This is automatic
- the necessary control of the stimulation result is carried out by the doctor after a fixed point in time, so that he can specify the future stimulation data for his patient on the chip card (or
- the doctor ends the entire treatment if the patient achieves appropriate quantitative or qualitative parameters or is within a defined uncertainty range.
- provision is made to limit the validity period of the stimulation data encoded by the doctor on the data carrier and then to delete the data.
- a clock is integrated in both modules.
- the Quantron resonance system QRS ® according to EP 0 621 795 Bl and EP 0 594 655 Bl is an open stimulation system using special pulsating magnetic fields and without feedback from a patient's current cardiovascular parameters to the QRS ® input.
- the stimulation is based on the intensity of the magnetic field, whereby it was recognized that, among other things, a vasodilating effect with a reduction in blood pressure and heart rate can occur at low intensity levels of such a field, on the other hand this reverses at higher levels, the sympathetic tone increases.
- the frequency content of the field is not changed, only the signal intensity.
- the biofeedback stimulation system is therefore provided as a further variant, ie the master module with one
- both central and peripheral circulatory parameters e.g. pulse / heart rate, arterial and microvascular
- Blood flow at the measurement site, blood vessel tone) are continuously recorded and control commands for a stimulation system are derived and set from them via a code table.
- This provides feedback or biofeedback.
- the duration of the stimulation can only be freely selected to a limited extent, since it is automatically ended in the event of circulatory parameters running away from the (known) normal ranges.
- a stimulation period of 8 to 24 minutes is selected, shortening and lengthening are possible.
- the stimulation data obtained in this way with the patient are stored on a data carrier, so that domestic patient stimulation can be carried out automatically.
- Feedback is designed so that the stimulation can be ended manually by the doctor at any time.
- the patient module coupled sensor module transmits cardiovascular data derived from the patient in real time (e.g. pulse / heart rate, arterial and microvascular blood flow at the measurement site, blood vessel tone) to the master module (doctor module), evaluated there and the corresponding Stimulation signals sent back to the peripheral module (patient module) for individual treatment.
- the individual stimulation is ended when corresponding parameters are reached or are within a defined uncertainty range.
- the master module is in turn coupled to a computer for the purpose of patient management, storage of the stimulation data and entry of findings.
- FIG. 1 shows an example of a patient chip card with the possibility of storing 4 special programs (memos 1 to 4),
- FIG. 3 the special communication between doctor and patient
- FIG. 4 shows an exemplary embodiment for a feedback QRS® biofeedback stimulation system including measurement data acquisition at the measurement sites of the finger and / or big toe berries,
- FIG. 5 shows a QRS® code table on which the example according to FIG. 4 is based, for pulse / heart frequencies derived under stimulation and at the fingertip measurement site
- FIG. 6 shows changes in peripheral and central cardiovascular parameters under QRS® stimulation, derived from a finger touch of a cancer patient using the non-invasive NIRP method.
- the signal intensity level 2 is determined at the beginning of the QRS stimulation with a set “vital program”, which is reduced to “sensitive” (level Se) after a stimulation time of 1 minute, after the 3rd Minutes of stimulation to zero and the stimulation is ended.
- the cause of such behavior are free oxygen radicals, not shown here, which occur more frequently in this cancer patient.
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary ISO standard chip card which can be used in the working method according to the invention for operating the device for stimulation by means of magnetic field therapy.
- This card contains one or more semiconductor memories which interact with a read / write device via conventional contact fields, so-called contactless chip cards also being able to be used, i.e. those are used that allow inductive or capacitive communication.
- the master module according to FIG. 2 is used to create one or more special stimulation programs tailored to the respective test subjects or patients, which can be transmitted using the chip card as a storage medium and then read out in the patient module. Since the invention provides for application times and / or
- the number of applications when the stimulation program (s) is executed is also stored in the memory card as log data and there is still the option of recording treatment results or successes, with the transfer and transfer of the corresponding data to or into the master module, an evaluation by the attending physician is possible. which in turn is then able to optimize the respective stimulation program in a patient-specific manner.
- This process can of course be carried out with software support, so that the doctor is largely freed from manual programming and thus updating of the stimulation program data.
- a first or repeated treatment can be carried out in the presence of the attending doctor with the help of the master module, in order to create a basic program via feedback measurement taking into account the cardiovascular parameters of the respective patient or subject, which is then carried out by the subject or patient can be carried out repeatedly in home operation via the patient module there.
- FIG. 4 In order to be able to objectively evaluate the result of the treatment or the stimulation by means of magnetic field therapy, according to FIG. 4 there is the possibility of recording cardiovascular parameters, the microvascular blood flow at the measurement location and the arterial blood flow to the corresponding periphery. After an evaluation of the signals preprocessed by the sensor module, these evaluation results are transferred to the master module in order to be incorporated in the programming of the stimulation program data.
- the device for optimized stimulation has a predetermined number of intensive levels (see QRS level according to FIG. 5) and the duration of treatment can be entered individually via an input unit.
- Various basic programs are part of the basic software in the patient module.
- a partner circuit enables the connection of several applicators, e.g. in a double bed, with at least two programs running in succession. All therapy parameters last set are saved in the device and can be called up and activated for quick repetition via a memo function key.
- the chip cards can also optionally be used as quasi cash cards for studios and fitness centers, which provide the appropriate devices. Rental cards for corresponding rental devices are also conceivable, but all other functions remain unaffected.
- Basic chip cards contain certain clinically tested and proven ones
- Stimulation programs that target specific indications. These initial programs can then be adapted taking individual patient data into account, so that the programming effort in individual cases is further reduced.
- the stimulation device interacts with a coil mat, each of which has a magnetic field of different strength generated after setting.
- the magnetic field strength can range from 0.3 ⁇ T up to 30 ⁇ T.
- the magnetic field is preferably set so that it is evenly distributed over the length and width of the coil mat. Coil pillows or combined pillows and mats are also used.
- the working method according to the invention for operating a device for the optimized stimulation of one or more subjects by means of pulsating electromagnetic and / or electrical fields is characterized in that at least one memory card is provided which can be individually programmed and which is equipped with a reading device arranged in the stimulation device.
- the optimal biological amplitude window of the respective test subject is preferably determined in accordance with EP 0 729 318 B1. Furthermore, the cardiovascular function of the respective subject is determined. This is followed by a calculation or determination of field strength and frequency patterns for the stimulation program, taking into account the aforementioned sample-typical data.
- the stimulation program data are stored on the memory card and / or in a further data memory present in the device.
- application times and / or the number of applications are preferably recorded as protocol data in a protected area of the memory card.
- the protocol and stimulation program data are taken over for checking by a person authorized and qualified for this purpose, which is preferably done by reading out the memory card. From the protocol and stimulation program data, there is then the possibility of creating an updated stimulation program and storing this new or changed program on the memory card or transferring it into the device-internal data memory, in order then to achieve an improved treatment success or a therapeutic goal that is adapted to the therapeutic objective to achieve.
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