CN119889633B - Urinary catheter state monitoring method and device based on intelligent algorithm control - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a urinary catheter state monitoring method and device based on intelligent algorithm control, the method comprises the steps of collecting urine parameters through a plurality of embedded sensors, sending the urine parameters to a health state detection module through a low-power-consumption wireless transmission module, detecting abnormal changes in the urine parameters by the urine state detection module through a time sequence-based loss function in combination with multidimensional data of the urine parameters collected by the embedded sensors, sending the urine parameters to a medical terminal through the low-power-consumption wireless transmission module if the abnormal changes are detected, and receiving degradation instructions sent by the medical terminal to trigger a degradation process of a material of the urinary catheter by a degradation execution module.
Description
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of medical detection, and particularly relates to a urinary catheter state monitoring method and device based on intelligent algorithm control.
Background
The catheter is a medical instrument widely applied to clinical medical treatment, and is mainly used for solving the urine drainage disorders of patients, postoperative care and urine drainage requirements of long-term bedridden patients. However, conventional urinary catheters present the following technical challenges during use:
The risk of infection is high, and long-term implantation of catheters in the body is prone to cause urinary tract infections (Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections, calti). This is due to the fact that bacteria attach to the catheter surface and form a biofilm, resulting in a significantly increased probability of infection. The prior art reduces the risk by using an antimicrobial coating or regular replacement of the catheter, but with limited effectiveness and increased medical costs and discomfort to the patient.
The problem of blockage of the catheter is that the catheter can be blocked due to urine crystal deposition or biofilm formation after long-term use, so that the normal urine drainage function is affected. The existing solution relies on external cleaning or catheter replacement, and has the problems of frequent intervention and complex operation.
The problem of trauma during catheter removal, the traditional catheters require manual removal, and may cause discomfort to the patient or even urinary tract injury during the procedure, especially for long-term use patients, the safety and comfort of the removal process is a critical issue.
Material degradation control is insufficient, and some researches start to try to manufacture catheters by using biodegradable materials, but in practical application, the material degradation time is difficult to control accurately. Premature degradation can lead to breakage of the catheter before the drainage task is not completed, and the catheter loses the meaning of degradation after too late, and even secondary damage to urinary tract health caused by residues can be generated.
In recent years, with the rapid development of internet of things (IoT) technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI), intelligent medical appliances are receiving attention. Some studies have attempted to embed sensors and algorithms into catheters to monitor urine flow, pH, temperature, etc. data to provide support for early warning of infection. However, the following problems still exist in the prior art:
the data monitoring function is limited, and the triggering time of material degradation cannot be dynamically adjusted.
The lack of comprehensive analysis of individual characteristics of patients by intelligent algorithms makes it difficult to customize for different patients.
The remote monitoring and real-time feedback functions are insufficient, and the medical terminal and the catheter have limited cooperation capability.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the present invention provides a urinary catheter state monitoring method based on intelligent algorithm control, which is characterized in that the method is applied to a urinary catheter, and comprises:
The embedded sensor module collects urine parameters through a plurality of embedded sensors and sends the urine parameters to the health state detection module through the low-power wireless transmission module;
The urine state detection module is used for detecting the change trend of the urine state by combining the multidimensional data of the urine parameters acquired by the plurality of embedded sensors and detecting the abnormal change in the urine parameters by using a loss function based on a time sequence;
The degradation execution module receives a degradation instruction sent by the medical terminal and triggers the degradation process of the catheter degradation material, wherein the degradation instruction comprises a degradation time window corresponding to the embedded sensor, the degradation time window is calculated and generated by a degradation control algorithm module of the medical terminal, and the degradation process of the catheter is started in the degradation time window.
In particular, the urine state detection module detects a urine state trend using a time-series based loss function expressed as:
, wherein, Is a time stepThe embedded sensorThe characteristics of the state of the collected urine,For the length of the time series,Is a balance weight parameter.
Specifically, the medical terminal carries out real-time evaluation according to the abnormal change in urine, generates a health status report according to an analysis result, and synchronizes the health status report to a mobile terminal of a patient or medical staff through a cloud platform.
Specifically, the degradation control algorithm module utilizes a neighborhood attention mechanism model to perform correlation weight calculation on multidimensional data among embedded sensors so as to measure the influence of each sensor data on the degradation triggering process of the catheter, and analyzes time sequence data in combination with a degradation time prediction model to dynamically predict the degradation time window of the catheter.
Specifically, the degradation control algorithm module performs correlation weight calculation on the collected multidimensional data among the plurality of embedded sensors by using a neighborhood attention mechanism model to measure the influence of the data of each embedded sensor on the degradation triggering process of the catheter, and specifically comprises the following steps of calculating the weight value of each embedded sensor in the urine environment change according to the urine parameter collected by each embedded sensor to measure the influence of the data of each embedded sensor on the degradation triggering process of the catheter, wherein the calculation mode is as follows:
, wherein, Is an embedded sensorAnd its neighborhood embedded sensorIn the first placeWeights in the secondary iterations; Representing embedded sensors Neighborhood set of (i.e. with embedded sensor)A neighborhood set of all embedded sensors directly connected,Representing embedded sensorsIs a neighbor node of any of the above; The activation function is represented as a function of the activation, Representing embedded sensorsIn the first placeThe characteristic state of the next iteration,Indicating that the embedded sensor j is at the firstCharacteristic states of the secondary iteration; is an embedded sensor AndThe edge characteristics of the two-dimensional space,Is an embedded sensorAnd edge features between any neighborhood embedded sensor j,Representing characteristic states of an embedded sensorAndA weight matrix mapped to a particular projection space associated with the catheter sensor characteristics; a weight matrix representing a mapping of the edge features to a particular projection space associated with the catheter sensor features; The method comprises the steps of calculating attention vectors of attention scores in a specific projection space related to the characteristics of the catheter sensor, wherein the degradation trigger time of the catheter material is dynamically adjusted according to urine parameters, and the accuracy and safety of the degradation process are ensured.
The degradation time prediction model is used for forming a group of dynamic feature vectors as input features after the data of each embedded sensor are subjected to importance weight adjustment, predicting the change trend of urine environment parameters by using long-time dependency relationship in a long-time memory network LSTM capturing time sequence, and generating the degradation time window by using a fully-connected network at an output layer.
In particular, the urine parameters include the flow rate, pH, temperature and specific biomarker concentration of urine, which are collected by different embedded sensors, respectively, and the abnormal changes in the urine parameters include abnormal flow rate, abnormal temperature fluctuations, abnormal pH fluctuations or abnormal urine enzyme concentration fluctuations.
The catheter comprises an outer layer, a middle layer and a core material layer, and further comprises an electric stimulation module, wherein the electric stimulation module is used for firstly activating the outer layer material of the catheter to start dissolving when the degradation of the catheter begins, the middle layer is stored with a catalytic chemical reagent, the electric stimulation module is used for adjusting micropores in the middle layer and controlling the release rate of the catalytic chemical reagent, the catalyst is diffused into the core material layer, and when the catalytic chemical reagent reacts with the core material layer, the core material layer is finally decomposed into nontoxic small molecules.
In particular, when the outer layer is dissolved, an auxiliary trigger can be released, and the auxiliary trigger is a small molecular compound for accelerating the release of the catalyst in the middle layer.
The invention also discloses a catheter device for realizing state monitoring based on intelligent algorithm control, which comprises:
the embedded sensor module is used for collecting urine parameters through a plurality of embedded sensors and sending the urine parameters to the health state detection module through the low-power wireless transmission module;
The urine state detection module is used for detecting the change trend of the urine state by combining the multidimensional data of the urine parameters acquired by the plurality of embedded sensors and detecting the abnormal change in the urine parameters by using a loss function based on a time sequence;
The medical terminal comprises a medical terminal, a degradation execution module and a urine collection module, wherein the medical terminal is used for receiving a degradation instruction sent by the medical terminal and triggering a degradation process of a catheter degradation material, the degradation instruction comprises a degradation time window corresponding to the embedded sensor, the degradation time window is calculated and generated by a degradation control algorithm module of the medical terminal, and the catheter is ensured to be decomposed into nontoxic micromolecules in the degradation time window and discharged out of the body by urine.
The beneficial effects are that:
based on the problems, the invention provides the biodegradable catheter based on intelligent algorithm control and the state monitoring method thereof, which creatively combines an intelligent sensor network, a neighborhood attention mechanism model and a reinforcement learning algorithm, dynamically monitors urine environmental characteristics and accurately controls the degradation time and state of the catheter. The following aims are achieved through the cooperative optimization of the medical terminal and the catheter:
Early warning of infection, namely monitoring urine components in real time, identifying infection risk and sending an alarm, and reducing occurrence of complications.
And intelligent degradation, namely dynamically adjusting degradation triggering time through an algorithm, and ensuring the safe decomposition of the catheter after the function is completed.
Personalized optimization, namely adjusting an alarm threshold value and degradation parameters based on specific physiological characteristics of a patient, and improving adaptability and comfort.
Reduces manual intervention, reduces the workload of medical staff through automatic design, and simultaneously reduces the pain and potential trauma of patients.
The invention aims at improving the intelligent level of the catheter, provides a brand new solution for the medical industry, and effectively solves the use limitation of the traditional catheter.
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The invention provides a urinary catheter state monitoring method based on intelligent algorithm control, as shown in fig. 1, the method is applied to a urinary catheter, and comprises the following steps:
The embedded sensor module collects urine parameters through a plurality of embedded sensors and sends the urine parameters to the health state detection module through the low-power wireless transmission module, wherein the urine parameters comprise the flow rate, the pH value, the temperature and the specific biomarker concentration of urine, the urine parameters are respectively collected through different embedded sensors, and in the embodiment, a plurality of miniature sensors are arranged on the surface and inside of the catheter by adopting multipoint monitoring and are used for monitoring different environment parameters. Including the following several different sensors:
And a pH sensor for detecting the pH value change of urine.
And a temperature sensor for measuring the local temperature.
Enzyme concentration sensor, which senses the concentration of specific enzyme in urine.
And a flow rate sensor for evaluating the urine flow rate and judging whether the urine flow rate is blocked or abnormal.
Abnormal changes in the urine parameter include abnormal flow rates, abnormal temperature fluctuations, abnormal pH fluctuations, or abnormal urine enzyme concentration fluctuations. The urine state detection module is used for detecting the change trend of the urine state by combining the multidimensional data of the urine parameters acquired by the embedded sensors and using a time sequence-based loss function, detecting abnormal changes in the urine parameters, and sending the abnormal changes to a medical terminal through the low-power wireless transmission module if the abnormal changes are detected, wherein the urine state detection module is used for detecting the change trend of the urine state by using the time sequence-based loss function, and the time sequence-based loss function has the following expression:
, wherein, Is a time stepThe embedded sensorThe characteristics of the state of the collected urine,For the length of the time series,Is a balance weight parameter.
The degradation execution module receives a degradation instruction sent by the medical terminal and triggers the degradation process of the catheter degradation material, wherein the degradation instruction comprises a degradation time window corresponding to the embedded sensor, the degradation time window is calculated and generated by a degradation control algorithm module of the medical terminal, and the degradation process of the catheter is started in the degradation time window.
The medical terminal carries out real-time evaluation according to the abnormal change in urine, generates a health status report according to an analysis result, and synchronizes the health status report to a mobile terminal of a patient or medical staff through a cloud platform.
The degradation control algorithm module utilizes a neighborhood attention mechanism model to perform correlation weight calculation on multidimensional data among embedded sensors so as to measure the influence of each sensor data on the degradation triggering process of the catheter, and analyzes time sequence data by combining a degradation time prediction model to dynamically predict the degradation time window of the catheter. The degradation control algorithm module utilizes a neighborhood attention mechanism model to perform correlation weight calculation on the collected multidimensional data among the plurality of embedded sensors so as to measure the influence of the data of each embedded sensor on the degradation triggering process of the catheter.
In this embodiment, first, the data acquisition and the neighborhood attention mechanism are calculated, and the embedded sensor acquires multidimensional data (such as pH value, enzyme concentration, urine flow rate, etc.) of the urine environment in real time.
According to the urine parameter collected by each embedded sensor, calculating the weight value of the urine parameter in the urine environment change to measure the influence of the data of each embedded sensor on the degradation triggering process of the catheter, wherein the calculating mode is as follows:
, wherein, Is an embedded sensorAnd its neighborhood embedded sensorIn the first placeWeights in the secondary iterations; Representing embedded sensors Neighborhood set of (i.e. with embedded sensor)A neighborhood set of all embedded sensors directly connected,Representing embedded sensorsIs a neighbor node of any of the above; The activation function is represented as a function of the activation, Representing embedded sensorsIn the first placeThe characteristic state of the next iteration,Indicating that the embedded sensor j is at the firstCharacteristic states of the secondary iteration; is an embedded sensor AndThe edge characteristics of the two-dimensional space,Is an embedded sensorAnd edge features between any neighborhood embedded sensor j,Representing characteristic states of an embedded sensorAndA weight matrix mapped to a particular projection space associated with the catheter sensor characteristics; a weight matrix representing a mapping of the edge features to a particular projection space associated with the catheter sensor features; the method comprises the steps of calculating attention vectors of attention scores in a specific projection space related to the characteristics of the catheter sensor, wherein the degradation trigger time of the catheter material is dynamically adjusted according to urine parameters, and the accuracy and safety of the degradation process are ensured. Through the formula, the dynamic weight distribution of the embedded sensor data can effectively reflect the overall trend of urine environment change, provide scientific basis for catheter degradation triggering, and avoid triggering errors caused by local environment characteristics.
Using sensor weightsWeighting sensor data to generate a time series input
Then, carrying out time sequence modeling and degradation time window prediction, and outputting a neighborhood attention modelInputs to LSTM/GRU model capture dynamic trend in multi-time step data, e.g. if the drop in pH is stable. Whether the enzyme concentration reaches a threshold that triggers degradation. The change of the environmental characteristics is captured by a Memory Cell (Memory Cell) for a long time.
At the output layer of LSTM, a degradation trigger time window is generated,]:WhereinIs the degradation time range dynamically adjusted according to the environmental state.
Finally, dynamic adjustment of the degradation triggering time is achieved, wherein the degradation triggering time is adjusted according to a predicted degradation time window,Dynamically generating degradation trigger instruction if the current time is close toThe trigger signal is sent to the urinary catheter by wireless communication. The system monitors the degradation process, evaluates the urine environment in real time, and if the abnormality is not solved, can be properly prolonged or shortened,]。
For example, input data:
sensor real-time data:
The prediction process comprises the following steps:
The neighborhood attention mechanism calculates the weight α t3 =0.5, thus prioritizing the sensor characteristics of t 3.
The time series prediction model analyzes trends:
the pH tends to decrease and degradation may require early triggering.
The enzyme concentration increases supporting further maturation of the degradation conditions.
Outputting a result:
Degradation trigger time window prediction { [ After the time period of =3 hours,After 5 hours ] }.
At the position ofAnd triggering the degradation module to start.
The degradation time prediction model is used for forming a group of dynamic feature vectors as input features after the data of each embedded sensor are subjected to importance weight adjustment, long-time dependency relations in a long-time memory network LSTM capturing time sequence are used for predicting the change trend of urine environment parameters, and a fully-connected network is used for generating the degradation time window at an output layer.
In this embodiment, the catheter includes a three-layer structure including an outer layer, a middle layer, and a core material layer, and further includes an electrical stimulation module configured to activate the outer layer material of the catheter to begin to dissolve when degradation of the catheter begins, where the middle layer stores a catalytic chemical agent, the electrical stimulation module adjusts micropores in the middle layer to control a release rate of the catalytic chemical agent, and where the catalyst diffuses into the core material layer, and where the catalytic chemical agent reacts with the core material layer to decompose the core material layer into non-toxic small molecules.
For example, the trigger degradation process is as follows:
T=0, the medical terminal sends a signal to activate the dissolution of the outer layer material.
T=5 minutes the outer layer dissolves, exposing the middle layer and releasing the catalyst.
T=10 minutes core layer begins to degrade gradually and the sensor monitors the degradation rate.
T=30 minutes the core layer is completely decomposed and the bottom layer begins to disintegrate.
T=45 minutes, all material is excreted with urine and the degradation process is completed.
When the outer layer is dissolved, an auxiliary trigger can be released, and the auxiliary trigger is a small molecular compound for accelerating the release of the middle layer catalyst. The catheter intermediate layer can store a plurality of catalysts:
enzyme catalysts (e.g., degrading urease) are highly specific and are useful for decomposing core materials.
Acid catalysts (e.g., slow-release weak acids) reduce the pH to accelerate the hydrolysis of the material.
Optionally, the medical terminal determines the release sequence of the catalyst types according to the feedback of the sensor, for example, if the enzyme concentration is insufficient but the pH value is high, the acid catalyst is released preferentially, and when the enzyme concentration is increased, the enzyme catalyst is switched to improve the degradation efficiency.
The invention also discloses a catheter device for realizing state monitoring based on intelligent algorithm control, as shown in fig. 2, the device comprises:
The urine monitoring system comprises an embedded sensor module, a health state detection module, a low-power wireless transmission module, a plurality of micro sensors, a plurality of monitoring sensors and a control module, wherein the embedded sensor module is used for collecting urine parameters through a plurality of embedded sensors and sending the urine parameters to the health state detection module through the low-power wireless transmission module, the embedded sensor module is used for collecting the urine parameters through the plurality of embedded sensors and sending the urine parameters to the health state detection module through the low-power wireless transmission module, the urine parameters comprise the flow rate, the pH value, the temperature and the specific biomarker concentration of urine, the urine parameters are respectively collected through different embedded sensors, and in the embodiment, the micro sensors are arranged on the surface and the inside of the catheter through multi-point monitoring and are used for monitoring different environment parameters. Including the following several different sensors:
And a pH sensor for detecting the pH value change of urine.
And a temperature sensor for measuring the local temperature.
Enzyme concentration sensor, which senses the concentration of specific enzyme in urine.
And a flow rate sensor for evaluating the urine flow rate and judging whether the urine flow rate is blocked or abnormal.
Abnormal changes in the urine parameter include abnormal flow rates, abnormal temperature fluctuations, abnormal pH fluctuations, or abnormal urine enzyme concentration fluctuations. The urine state detection module is used for detecting the change trend of the urine state by combining the multidimensional data of the urine parameters acquired by the embedded sensors and using a time sequence-based loss function, detecting abnormal changes in the urine parameters, and sending the abnormal changes to a medical terminal through the low-power wireless transmission module if the abnormal changes are detected, wherein the urine state detection module is used for detecting the change trend of the urine state by using the time sequence-based loss function, and the time sequence-based loss function has the following expression:
, wherein, Is a time stepThe embedded sensorThe characteristics of the state of the collected urine,For the length of the time series,Is a balance weight parameter.
The medical terminal comprises a medical terminal, a degradation execution module and a urine collection module, wherein the medical terminal is used for receiving a degradation instruction sent by the medical terminal and triggering a degradation process of a catheter degradation material, the degradation instruction comprises a degradation time window corresponding to the embedded sensor, the degradation time window is calculated and generated by a degradation control algorithm module of the medical terminal, and the catheter is ensured to be decomposed into nontoxic micromolecules in the degradation time window and discharged out of the body by urine.
The degradation execution module receives a degradation instruction sent by the medical terminal and triggers the degradation process of the catheter degradation material, wherein the degradation instruction comprises a degradation time window corresponding to the embedded sensor, the degradation time window is calculated and generated by a degradation control algorithm module of the medical terminal, and the degradation process of the catheter is started in the degradation time window.
The medical terminal carries out real-time evaluation according to the abnormal change in urine, generates a health status report according to an analysis result, and synchronizes the health status report to a mobile terminal of a patient or medical staff through a cloud platform.
The degradation control algorithm module utilizes a neighborhood attention mechanism model to perform correlation weight calculation on multidimensional data among embedded sensors so as to measure the influence of each sensor data on the degradation triggering process of the catheter, and analyzes time sequence data by combining a degradation time prediction model to dynamically predict the degradation time window of the catheter. The degradation control algorithm module utilizes a neighborhood attention mechanism model to perform correlation weight calculation on the collected multidimensional data among the plurality of embedded sensors so as to measure the influence of the data of each embedded sensor on the degradation triggering process of the catheter.
In this embodiment, first, the data acquisition and the neighborhood attention mechanism are calculated, and the embedded sensor acquires multidimensional data (such as pH value, enzyme concentration, urine flow rate, etc.) of the urine environment in real time.
According to the urine parameter collected by each embedded sensor, calculating the weight value of the urine parameter in the urine environment change to measure the influence of the data of each embedded sensor on the degradation triggering process of the catheter, wherein the calculating mode is as follows:
, wherein, Is an embedded sensorAnd its neighborhood embedded sensorIn the first placeWeights in the secondary iterations; Representing embedded sensors Neighborhood set of (i.e. with embedded sensor)A neighborhood set of all embedded sensors directly connected,Representing embedded sensorsIs a neighbor node of any of the above; The activation function is represented as a function of the activation, Representing embedded sensorsIn the first placeThe characteristic state of the next iteration,Indicating that the embedded sensor j is at the firstCharacteristic states of the secondary iteration; is an embedded sensor AndThe edge characteristics of the two-dimensional space,Is an embedded sensorAnd edge features between any neighborhood embedded sensor j,Representing characteristic states of an embedded sensorAndA weight matrix mapped to a particular projection space associated with the catheter sensor characteristics; a weight matrix representing a mapping of the edge features to a particular projection space associated with the catheter sensor features; the method comprises the steps of calculating attention vectors of attention scores in a specific projection space related to the characteristics of the catheter sensor, wherein the degradation trigger time of the catheter material is dynamically adjusted according to urine parameters, and the accuracy and safety of the degradation process are ensured. Through the formula, the dynamic weight distribution of the embedded sensor data can effectively reflect the overall trend of urine environment change, provide scientific basis for catheter degradation triggering, and avoid triggering errors caused by local environment characteristics.
Using sensor weightsWeighting sensor data to generate a time series input ,
Then, carrying out time sequence modeling and degradation time window prediction, and outputting a neighborhood attention modelInputs to LSTM/GRU model capture dynamic trend in multi-time step data, e.g. if the drop in pH is stable. Whether the enzyme concentration reaches a threshold that triggers degradation. The change of the environmental characteristics is captured by a Memory Cell (Memory Cell) for a long time.
At the output layer of LSTM, a degradation trigger time window is generated,]:WhereinIs the degradation time range dynamically adjusted according to the environmental state.
Finally, dynamic adjustment of the degradation triggering time is achieved, wherein the degradation triggering time is adjusted according to a predicted degradation time window,Dynamically generating degradation trigger instruction if the current time is close toThe trigger signal is sent to the urinary catheter by wireless communication. The system monitors the degradation process, evaluates the urine environment in real time, and if the abnormality is not solved, can be properly prolonged or shortened,]。
For example, input data:
sensor real-time data:
The prediction process comprises the following steps:
The neighborhood attention mechanism calculates the weight α t3 =0.5, thus prioritizing the sensor characteristics of t 3.
The time series prediction model analyzes trends:
the pH tends to decrease and degradation may require early triggering.
The enzyme concentration increases supporting further maturation of the degradation conditions.
Outputting a result:
Degradation trigger time window prediction { [ After=3 hours, tend=5 hours ] }.
At the position ofAnd triggering the degradation module to start.
The degradation time prediction model is used for forming a group of dynamic feature vectors as input features after the data of each embedded sensor are subjected to importance weight adjustment, long-time dependency relations in a long-time memory network LSTM capturing time sequence are used for predicting the change trend of urine environment parameters, and a fully-connected network is used for generating the degradation time window at an output layer.
In this embodiment, the catheter includes a three-layer structure including an outer layer, a middle layer, and a core material layer, and further includes an electrical stimulation module configured to activate the outer layer material of the catheter to begin to dissolve when degradation of the catheter begins, where the middle layer stores a catalytic chemical agent, the electrical stimulation module adjusts micropores in the middle layer to control a release rate of the catalytic chemical agent, and where the catalyst diffuses into the core material layer, and where the catalytic chemical agent reacts with the core material layer to decompose the core material layer into non-toxic small molecules.
For example, the trigger degradation process is as follows:
T=0, the medical terminal sends a signal to activate the dissolution of the outer layer material.
T=5 minutes the outer layer dissolves, exposing the middle layer and releasing the catalyst.
T=10 minutes core layer begins to degrade gradually and the sensor monitors the degradation rate.
T=30 minutes the core layer is completely decomposed and the bottom layer begins to disintegrate.
T=45 minutes, all material is excreted with urine and the degradation process is completed.
When the outer layer is dissolved, an auxiliary trigger can be released, and the auxiliary trigger is a small molecular compound for accelerating the release of the middle layer catalyst. The catheter intermediate layer can store a plurality of catalysts:
enzyme catalysts (e.g., degrading urease) are highly specific and are useful for decomposing core materials.
Acid catalysts (e.g., slow-release weak acids) reduce the pH to accelerate the hydrolysis of the material.
Optionally, the medical terminal determines the release sequence of the catalyst types according to the feedback of the sensor, for example, if the enzyme concentration is insufficient but the pH value is high, the acid catalyst is released preferentially, and when the enzyme concentration is increased, the enzyme catalyst is switched to improve the degradation efficiency.
The invention also discloses a catheter state monitoring method based on intelligent algorithm control, which is applied to the medical terminal and comprises the following steps:
The data acquisition module receives abnormal changes of urine parameters sent by the catheter through the low-power wireless transmission module;
the health monitoring module carries out real-time evaluation according to the abnormal change in urine, and generates a health status report according to an analysis result;
the degradation control algorithm module calculates the weight value of each embedded sensor in the urine environment change according to the urine parameter collected by each embedded sensor in the urinary catheter, measures the influence of the data of each embedded sensor on the degradation triggering process of the urinary catheter, dynamically predicts the degradation time window corresponding to the embedded sensor, and generates a degradation instruction according to the degradation time window;
the data interaction module sends the degradation instruction to the catheter, so that the catheter is decomposed into nontoxic small molecules within the degradation time window and is discharged from the body through urine.
The medical terminal carries out real-time evaluation according to the abnormal change in urine, generates a health status report according to an analysis result, and synchronizes the health status report to a mobile terminal of a patient or medical staff through a cloud platform.
In summary, the above embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
It will be evident to those skilled in the art that the embodiments of the invention are not limited to the details of the foregoing illustrative embodiments, and that the embodiments of the present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. The present embodiments are, therefore, to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of embodiments being indicated by the appended claims rather than by the foregoing description, and all changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein. Any reference sign in a claim should not be construed as limiting the claim concerned. Furthermore, it is evident that the word "comprising" does not exclude other elements or steps, and that the singular does not exclude a plurality. A plurality of units, modules or means recited in a system, means or terminal claim may also be implemented by means of software or hardware by means of one and the same unit, module or means. The terms first, second, etc. are used to denote a name, but not any particular order.
Finally, it should be noted that the above-mentioned embodiments are merely for illustrating the technical solution of the embodiment of the present invention, and not for limiting, and although the embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the above-mentioned preferred embodiments, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that modifications and equivalent substitutions can be made to the technical solution of the embodiment of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the technical solution of the embodiment of the present invention.
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