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Daxor wins US patent for remote blood volume monitor technology
  • Daxor received U.S. Patent No. 12,635,917 B2 for a “Remote Blood Volume Monitor,” expanding its blood volume measurement technology into remote monitoring.
  • The system uses an initial absolute baseline blood volume measurement, then updates total blood volume using ongoing hematocrit readings from wearable optical sensors.
  • Daxor expects the approach to support continuous tracking for chronic fluid-management conditions, including heart failure, without repeated tracer injections.
  • The patent also covers automated alerts when blood volume measures move beyond patient-specific thresholds, aiming to guide clinical intervention.


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