Enabling breakthroughs in medical electronics Matt Harrison Marketing Director, Medical and High Reliability Business Unit
Blind 1.3 million people in the U.S. Parkinson s 1.5 million people in the U.S. Paralyzed 2 million people in the U.S. Permanent brain injury 5.3 million people in the U.S. Chronic pain 5 million people in the U.S. Chronic disease 60 million people in the U.S. Low back pain 33% of workers comp costs Epilepsy 1% of WW population Medicare in U.S. doubling to $26.8B by 2008 44.5 million Americans taking care of adults Global healthcare spending is $5 trillion per year
Opportunity for impact Consistent market growth over last 25 years, strong trends driving future $B $140 $120 $100 $80 $60 $40 $20 $0 Medical Devices and Supplies Market 1979 1981 1983 1985 1987 1989 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 CAGR: 1979-2007 = 10% Aging populations By 2020, >1 billion people will be 60+ years Rising healthcare costs U.S. healthcare spending 16% of GDP Costs grow from $2 trillion in 2007 to $3.1 trillion in 2012 Remote and emerging markets China healthcare expenditure increased 277% from 2006 to 2007 Personal healthcare 38% of medical semiconductor revenue in 2007 went into consumer medical devices Source: MDDI, Databeans, National Coalition on Health Care, TI
Dr. McCoys medical miracles Medical tricorder The copyright of the these images belongs to Paramount Pictures
Diverse and broad opportunity 2007 Medical Semiconductor Market $2.65B Consumer medical devices Diagnostic, patient monitoring and therapy Medical imaging Medical instruments $1B 12% CAGR $500M 11% CAGR $450M 13% CAGR $700M 11% CAGR Digital thermometers Blood Blood glucose glucose monitor monitors 15% CAGR Blood pressure monitor Insulin pumps Heart rate monitors Audiology (digital hearing aids) ECG EEG Blood oxygen (pulse oximeter) Blood pressure Temperature Ventilation/ respiration 0.9Mu in 2007 to 9Mu by 2018 Defibrillators Implantable devices Implantable device market to grow from Ultrasound CT Portable units to grow from 17% in MRI 2007 to 27% in 2012 X-Ray of ultrasound Other market imaging (nuclear, positron emission tomography) Laboratory equipment Dialysis machines Analytical instruments Surgical instruments Dental instruments Source: Databeans Medical 2007 (CAGR 2004 2012), Incube Labs
TI Medical offering University research VC investment New technologies Implantables Implantable???? Applicationspecific products TI investments Dedicated resources Bluetooth ULP Bluetooth Broad analog and digital catalog portfolio Quality & reliability Process technology Sales & applications support
System level benefits for ultrasound Transducer Plug AC Line HV MUX T/R Switches LNA AC/DC Supply With Green Mode Controller FET Driver Amp Stage System Power VCA Main Power Supply Tx Buffer Amp Supply Voltage Super. PGA Passive LPF CW (analog) Beamformer Amp + Filter Low Pass Filter DAC Analog Front End ADC ADC Common Interfaces Clocking Back End Front End Transmit Beamformer Receive Beamformer Mid Spectral Doppler Processing Embedded Processing Beamformer Control Unit Preprocessing B Mode Processing Ultrasound OS/UI Color/Power Doppler Processing Scan Conversion Post Processing Audio Amp Power LPW RS232 USB 1394 802.11 Backlight Touchscreen Memory Interfaces IDE/ATA MMC/SDIO
System level benefits for ultrasound Transducer HV MUX T/R Switches FET Driver Tx Buffer Amp Passive LPF DAC Clocking Embedded Processing Front End Transmit Beamformer Receive Beamformer Mid Beamformer Control Unit Preprocessing Plug AC Line AC/DC Supply With Green Mode Controller System Power Main Power Supply Supply Voltage Super. CW (analog) Beamformer ADC Common Interfaces Back End Spectral Doppler Processing B Mode Processing Ultrasound OS/UI Color/Power Doppler Processing Scan Conversion Post Processing Audio Amp Power LPW RS232 USB 1394 802.11 Backlight Touchscreen Memory Interfaces IDE/ATA MMC/SDIO
Bringing ultrasound to the Point-of-Care Mt. Everest Military Images courtesy of Sonosite Tsunami
A day in the life of Dr. Jones Electronic exercise monitoring Incoming data from ambulance site In the operating room Heart-rate monitor Watch/shoe combination for monitoring miles and calories Portable defibrillator Portable ultrasound Data transmission to/from doctor Remote patient check-in Implantable neurostimulator Telemedicine Asset tracking/ authentication
A day in the life of Dr. Jones Check on patients Remotely check on family Check on parents aging in place Smart-patient bed Wireless connectivity/ real-time monitoring Monitor patient information Remote temperature sensor Glucose meter and insulin pump Remote body monitoring Fall detection Implantable pacemaker Home defibrillator Wireless weight scale
Taking health care into the home Courtesy of the Continua Health Alliance
Reduce wires for patient comfort 14-year old David Gelabert during a sleep test Now go to sleep Three electrodes on head Two electrodes on forehead One electrode next to each eye Two electrodes under mouth Two electrodes on each leg A pulse oximeter on the finger A chest belt for respiration monitor A breathing tube all collected on the blue box From the blue box, a very thick cable ran to the computer that collected all the signals
New products and paradigms emerging For in-hospital and out-of-hospital continuous wireless monitoring of vital signs and other physiological data directly off the body Body worn monitoring devices Chip + Sensor + printed battery in a low cost DISPOSABLE package Real time Intelligent Continuous Wireless ECG / Heart rate Temperature Activity / Motion Respiration Location EVOLUTION Patient monitor Wireless portable patient monitor REVOLUTION Smart Bandage
Corporate pilots for health and wellness 2.4GHz ISM (Zigbee/BT/ 802.15.4/ULP) Weight Management Bluetooth / ULP Chronic Disease Management OMAP LoCosto GSM/GPRS Zigbee / 802.15.4 800 MHz / 900 MHz ISM Bluetooth / ULP Vital Signs Monitoring Blood pressure monitor Smart bandage Weight scale
Electronics inside the human body Retinal implant Deep brain stimulation Implantable devices Cochlear implant Neurostimulator Gastric pacemaker
Semiconductors impact Computing revolution Communications revolution Healthcare revolution Computing transformed Communications transformed Healthcare transformed 1980s 1990s 2000 and beyond
Enabling breakthroughs in medical electronics Innovations in Semiconductor technology will revolutionize Patient monitoring/medical imaging Consumer healthcare Implantable devices Many others to come
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