Why the study?
Little attention has been paid to ballistocardiography for heart rate monitoring in cardiovascular disease patients, and most prior studies were limited to short laboratory or overnight recordings.
Does bed-integrated ballistocardiography accurately estimate beat-to-beat intervals compared to Holter monitoring in patients after vascular surgery?
Does bed-integrated ballistocardiography accurately estimate beat-to-beat intervals compared to Holter monitoring in patients after vascular surgery?
Bed-integrated ballistocardiography provides feasible beat-to-beat interval estimation in vascular patients, though performance is currently inferior to results seen in sleep laboratory environments.
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BCG HR monitoring in CVD patients remains underexplored; leaves open its validity and utility during sleep.
Antink et al. (2019) studied this question.
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