Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation Patent, US12609190B2
Summary
The USPTO granted patent US12609190B2 on April 21, 2026 to inventors Tamara Aliza Freeman and Michelle Alyssa Freeman. The patent covers cardiac arrest resuscitation methods and equipment including a manual or automatic Pocket Crash Cart that attaches to patients via IV or OS for quick emergency medication administration. The patent also covers software for mirroring defibrillator and AED displays and transmitting patient information to medical professionals via internet for expert advice in hard-to-reach locations.
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The USPTO issued patent US12609190B2 covering cardiac arrest resuscitation equipment and methods. The patent includes claims for a Pocket Crash Cart device that attaches to patients for emergency medication administration and software enabling remote expert consultation during resuscitation attempts via internet transmission of patient data from hard-to-reach locations.
Medical device manufacturers and healthcare technology companies developing emergency cardiac care equipment should review the patent claims to assess potential licensing needs or design-around considerations for similar resuscitation and telemedicine integration technologies.
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Method and equipment for improving cardiac arrest resuscitation (pocket crash cart)
Grant US12609190B2 Kind: B2 Apr 21, 2026
Inventors
Tamara Aliza Freeman, Michelle Alyssa Freeman
Abstract
Method and equipment for improving cardiac arrest resuscitation (Pocket Crash Cart) includes:
1. Manual or Automatic Pocket Crash Cart which attaches to the patient via IV/OS to allows quick and accurate administration of emergency medication manually or remotely.2. The software for mirroring display screen of manual defibrillator or AED/computer/laptop/phone and video cameras allowing to transfer patient information from the Cardiac Arrest scene especially in hard-to-reach locations (cruise ship, expeditions) to CMF via internet for expert advice and/or administration of emergency medication in the absence of ASLC provider.
CPC Classifications
G16H 20/17 G16H 20/10 A61B 5/363
Filing Date
2023-10-05
Application No.
18377005
Claims
15
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