JOSE R SALINAS, JR
Electrician at Congress Ave, San Antonio, TX

2007011, May 17, 2007

Aug 15, 2006

11/464826

William Cooke - San Antonio TX, US
John Holcomb - Fort Sam Houston TX, US
Jose Salinas - Fort Sam Houston TX, US
Victor Convertino - Fort Sam Houston TX, US

A61B 5/04

600513000

An approach for improving the chances of survival of an individual who has received a trauma including, for example, hemorrhage or blunt injury, by providing more relevant information regarding the individual to first responders including at least one of heart rate variability index value, a baroreflex sensitivity value, and a pulse pressure. This information being used in at least one implementation to provide medical treatment to injured individuals including dispatching assistance and/or prioritizing in a triage situation increasing the speed at which these decisions can be made. In one exemplary embodiment, the heart rate variability index value is determined based on the relative power of the high frequencies versus the relative power of the low frequencies. In one exemplary embodiment, the pulse pressure is determined based on the difference between systolic pressure and diastolic pressure.

8585675, Nov 19, 2013

Jan 29, 2011

13/016985

Jose Salinas - San Antonio TX, US
George C. Kramer - Galverston TX, US
Leopoldo C. Cancio - San Antonio TX, US
Kevin Chung - San Antonio TX, US
Elizabeth Mann - San Antonio TX, US
Steven E. Wolf - San Antonio TX, US
Guy A. Drew - San Antonio TX, US

The United States of America as Represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC

A61M 31/00, B65D 81/00

604503, 604 65, 604 66, 600584

A method for providing decision-assist to medical staff resuscitating a burn patient includes receiving patient information, calculating an infusion rate, outputting the infusion rate, obtaining a urinary output, calculating a new infusion rate using infusion rate model based constants, and outputting the new infusion rate. In some embodiments, the method includes notifying medical staff when problems arise, displaying information regarding the resuscitation, and setting limits regarding the infusion rates.

8597273, Dec 3, 2013

Apr 3, 2012

13/438434

Jose Salinas - San Antonio TX, US
George C. Kramer - Galveston TX, US
Guy A. Drew - San Antonio TX, US

The United States of America as Represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC

A61M 31/00, B65D 81/00

604503, 604 65, 604 66, 600584

A system for operating a semi-closed loop and/or a closed loop resuscitation of a burn patient in view of patient information and other physiological data gathered by the system. The system in at least one embodiment includes an urine sensor, an infusion pump and a processor that controls the operation of the infusion pump at least in part from a signal received from the urine sensor.

7857803, Dec 28, 2010

Mar 19, 2008

12/076554

Jose Salinas - San Antonio TX, US
George Kramer - Galveston TX, US
Guy A. Drew - San Antonio TX, US

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC

A61M 31/00, B65D 81/00

604503, 604 65, 604 66, 600584

A method and system for operating a semi-closed loop and/or a closed loop resuscitation of a burn patient in view of patient information and other physiological data gathered as part of the method and/or by the system. The method in at least one embodiment includes receiving patient information, calculating an infusion rate based at least on part on a portion of the received patient information, outputting the infusion rate to an infusion pump, obtaining a urinary output, calculating a new infusion rate using infusion rate model based constants, and outputting the new infusion rate to an infusion pump. In some embodiments, the method includes notifying medical staff when problems arise, displaying information regarding the resuscitation, and setting limits regarding the infusion rates.