Key result
A novel mesh microbend fiber optic sensor displayed good agreement with standard physiological monitoring for measuring heart rate and respiratory rate in 10 perioperative infants.
Why the study?
To evaluate the feasibility of a novel mesh microbend fiber optic sensor for simultaneous perioperative measurement of heart rate and respiratory rate in infants.
Does a mesh microbend fiber sensor accurately measure heart rate and respiratory rate compared to standard physiological monitoring in perioperative infants?
Cross-Sectional (n=10)
Does a mesh microbend fiber sensor accurately measure heart rate and respiratory rate compared to standard physiological monitoring in perioperative infants?
A novel mesh microbend fiber sensor provides noninvasive and accurate measurement of heart rate and respiratory rate in perioperative infants.
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May offer contactless infant perioperative monitoring; leaves open validation in larger trials before clinical adoption.
A novel fiber optic sensor is designed with mesh microbenders for simultaneous perioperative measurement of heart rate (HR) and respiratory rate (RR) for infants. The feasibility of the mesh microbend fiber sensor was evaluated in ten infants, ranging from 1 to 12 months in a prospective cross-sectional observational study with the sensor placed under the subjects in the perioperative period. All the study subjects received standard intraoperative physiological monitoring of their vital signs. The high order harmonic sensing signals associated with other filtering methods are used for the removal of motion noise. The study results displayed good agreement in the measurement of HR and RR between the proposed microbend fiber sensor and the current standard physiological monitoring used in medical settings.
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Zhang et al. (2018) conducted a cross-sectional in Perioperative infants (n=10). Mesh microbend fiber optic sensor vs. Standard intraoperative physiological monitoring was evaluated on Agreement in measurement of heart rate (HR) and respiratory rate (RR). A novel mesh microbend fiber optic sensor displayed good agreement with standard physiological monitoring for measuring heart rate and respiratory rate in 10 perioperative infants.
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