ERNEST CHRISTOPHER JACOBS
Medical Practice in Blue Mounds, WI

License number
Pennsylvania MD029207E
Category
Medicine
Type
Medical Physician and Surgeon
Address
Address 2
Blue Mounds, WI 53517
Pennsylvania

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Name
Address
Phone
Ernest Jacobs, age 67
4041 Ryan Rd, Blue Mounds, WI 53517
(608) 338-1594
Ernest Jacobs, age 76
1208 Harvest Ct, Bridgeville, PA 15017
(412) 221-2014
Ernest Jacobs
204 N Church St, Mt Pleasant, PA 15666
(724) 544-0194
Ernest Jacobs, age 103
2538 Pennsylvania St, Allentown, PA 18104
(610) 435-1897
Ernest Jacobs
2349 Railroad St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
(412) 281-9781

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Physiological Signal Monitoring Apparatus And Method

US Patent:
2005016, Jul 28, 2005
Filed:
May 19, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/848968
Inventors:
Anthony Montgomery - Verona WI, US
Jason Bold - Verona WI, US
Douglas Carpiaux - Milwaukee WI, US
Ming Chang - Terrey Hills, AU
Douglas Code - Madison WI, US
Ernest Jacobs - Blue Mounds WI, US
Scott Micoley - Cedarburg WI, US
Jeffrey Milsap - Cambridge WI, US
Peter Montgomery - Hornsby Heights, AU
Robert Palmer - Cremorne, AU
Daniel Strelow - Barneveld WI, US
Jeffrey Wierschke - Sheboygan Falls WI, US
Elaine Jamieson - Cremorne, AU
International Classification:
A61B005/04
US Classification:
600544000, 128903000
Abstract:
Preferred embodiments of the invention employ a portable and wearable EEG monitoring device having a patient-worn amplifier releasably coupled to a host computer for transmitting EEG signals. When patient disconnection from the host computer is desired, a portable operations device (POD) can be connected to the amplifier. Preferably upon detecting disconnection, a controller causes new EEG signals to be routed to a removable memory or transmitter peripheral card, enabling seamless data acquisition. Upon detecting reconnection between the amplifier and the host computer, the controller causes new EEG signals to be routed to the host computer. The controller also preferably transmits EEG signals stored on the peripheral memory card (if used) to the host computer. Preferred embodiments include a handheld display apparatus for viewing EEG signals and electrode information. Also, preferred embodiments reduce patient tethers by connecting multiple amplifiers in a daisy-chain format (most preferably on a PAN bus).