Key result
An intelligent monitoring algorithm dynamically adjusting recording channels based on patient condition was developed and tested for remote heart rate and atrial fibrillation episode detection.
Why the study?
Continuous health status remote monitoring systems need smart monitoring algorithms to ensure long-term operation, efficient performance, and timely detection of acute chronic disease exacerbations.
Describes a smart monitoring algorithm for wearable devices that dynamically adjusts recording channels to detect acute exacerbations like atrial fibrillation.
May enable adaptive remote AF monitoring in wearables; leaves open prospective validation before clinical adoption.
Continuous and steady running of health status remote monitoring systems is essential not to omit episodes of acute exacerbation of chronic disease. Running time of such systems is largely determined by performance capabilities of the patient's wearable system elements. To ensure its long-term operation and efficient performance, the monitoring system must have multilayered structure with the elements realizing recording and picking off biomedical signals, signal processing and analysis, estimation of patient current condition, dynamics of the disease and its prognosis. For this purpose, it is necessary to use smart monitoring algorithms. A specific feature of such algorithms is change of the number of channels used for biomedical signal recording and processing according to the change of patient’s condition. To detect the exacerbation first symptoms by means of the patient's wearable computer, additional channels are activated for recording biomedical signals used to evaluate the expanded complex of diagnostically significant parameters of the disease and their integration when specifying the patient's condition. The system and intelligent monitoring algorithm is tested with the use of heart rate remote control and atrial fibrillation episode detection system. The testing results of the developed system and algorithm are discussed.
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Tuyen et al. (2018) studied Chronic disease / Atrial fibrillation. Intelligent biomedical signal processing and analysis algorithm was evaluated on Heart rate remote control and atrial fibrillation episode detection. An intelligent monitoring algorithm dynamically adjusting recording channels based on patient condition was developed and tested for remote heart rate and atrial fibrillation episode detection.
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