Why the study?
Does a novel architecture using bioimpedance, ECG, and continuous wave radar accurately estimate cuffless blood pressure compared to an oscillometric device in healthy subjects?
Does a novel architecture using bioimpedance, ECG, and continuous wave radar accurately estimate cuffless blood pressure compared to an oscillometric device in healthy subjects?
A novel wearable sensor architecture using bioimpedance and continuous wave radar shows promising correlation with oscillometric blood pressure for cuffless monitoring at central arteries.
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May support central PTT-based cuffless BP; leaves open clinical accuracy and utility pending validation.
Buxi et al. (2016) studied this question.
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