Why the study?
Does an unconstrained measurement system using a strain gauge on an air-mat accurately measure respiration and heart rates compared to standard methods?
Population
Human subjects (specific demographics and sample size not stated)
Comparison
Unconstrained and noninvasive measurement system… vs Thermistor-type respiration pick-up and…
Authors
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May enable unconstrained daily monitoring; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective clinical validation.
Does an unconstrained measurement system using a strain gauge on an air-mat accurately measure respiration and heart rates compared to standard methods?
A novel unconstrained and noninvasive measurement system using a strain gauge on an air-mat can accurately monitor respiration and heart rates, offering a potential tool for daily health monitoring.
Shogo Tanaka (2000) studied this question.
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