Dassault Systemes Patent, Predicting Newborn Cardiovascular Behavior from Fetus Parameters
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Dassault Systemes has obtained US Patent Application US20260112490A1, published April 23, 2026, covering a computer-implemented method for predicting cardiovascular behavior of a newborn at birth from fetus physiological parameters. The method involves obtaining fetus physiological data, applying a non-calibrated surrogate cardiovascular model, calibrating the model using data assimilation algorithms, and triggering physiological birth changes to predict newborn cardiovascular behavior. The application (No. 19362244) was filed October 17, 2025, with inventors Hernán Morales Varela and Philipp Christoph Weder.
“A computer-implemented method for predicting a cardiovascular behavior of a newborn to birth from his/her fetus physiological parameters.”
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Dassault Systemes has secured US Patent Application US20260112490A1 for a computer-implemented method that predicts cardiovascular behavior of a newborn at birth from fetus physiological parameters. The method comprises: (1) obtaining physiological parameters of the fetus, (2) obtaining a non-calibrated surrogate cardiovascular model, (3) calibrating the model using data assimilation algorithms with the fetus parameters, and (4) triggering physiological birth changes in the calibrated model to predict newborn cardiovascular behavior. The patent covers G16H classifications related to health informatics, specifically targeting cardiovascular modeling for birth prediction.
For affected parties, this patent grants Dassault Systemes enforceable intellectual property rights in the US for fetal-to-newborn cardiovascular prediction technology. Competitors developing similar computer-implemented methods for perinatal cardiovascular modeling should review this patent landscape to assess freedom-to-operate. Healthcare technology companies and medical device manufacturers in the fetal monitoring space may need to evaluate whether their products or methods fall within the scope of these claims.
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PREDICTING A CARDIOVASCULAR BEHAVIOR OF A NEWBORN TO BIRTH FROM THE FETUS PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF THE NEWBORN TO BIRTH
Application US20260112490A1 Kind: A1 Apr 23, 2026
Assignee
DASSAULT SYSTEMES
Inventors
Hernán MORALES VARELA, Philipp Christoph WEDER
Abstract
A computer-implemented method for predicting a cardiovascular behavior of a newborn to birth from his/her fetus physiological parameters. The method comprises obtaining physiological parameters of the fetus, obtaining a non-calibrated surrogate cardiovascular model modeling a cardiovascular system of the fetus and modelling at least one physiological change triggered by the birth, calibrating the non-calibrated surrogate cardiovascular model with a data assimilation algorithm using the obtained physiological parameters of the fetus on the non-calibrated surrogate cardiovascular model, thereby obtaining a calibrated surrogate cardiovascular model of the fetus, and predicting the cardiovascular behavior of the newborn by triggering the at least one physiological change of the calibrated surrogate cardiovascular model of the fetus, thereby obtaining a calibrated surrogate cardiovascular model of the newborn.
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G16H 50/20 A61B 34/10 G16H 10/60 G16H 50/50 G16H 50/70 A61B 2034/105
Filing Date
2025-10-17
Application No.
19362244
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