Chest Electrical Impedance Tomography and Its Clinical Applications

Zhao, Zhanqi; Möller, Knut

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-32703-7_241

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“…Such application is encouraged by the fact that EIT is non invasive and radiation-free. Therefore, a better understanding of the interaction between the impact of lung disease and clinical interventions on lung function can be achieved by means of time-difference image reconstruction (Zhao & Möller 2016, Frerichs et al 2017). Among the advantages, Barber & Brown (1988) showed that difference imaging is much less sensitive to electrode position uncertainty when the electrodes do not move between measurements.…”

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Torso shape detection to improve lung monitoring

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As a result, the accelerometers are more versatile than bend sensors, which cannot be used on bigger cross-sections. The computational study estimates the optimal number of accelerometers required in order to generate an image reconstruction comparable to the use of a CT scan as the forward model. Furthermore, since the patient position is crucial to monitoring lung ventilation, the orientation of the phantoms is automatically detected by the accelerometer-based method.

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