Two methods for determination of diastolic and systolic pressures in fingers

Šantić, Ante; Saban, Miroslav

doi:10.1109/iembs.1995.575044

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“…Some of the non-invasive methods that are currently ATTENTION: The Singapore Copyright Act applies to the use of this document. Nanyang Technological University Library utilized are the auscultatory measurement and the oscillometric measurement methods [31]. The most popular of these methods is the auscultatory method due to its ease of application, speed, and cost.…”

Section: Comparison Of Blood-pressure Measurement Methodsmentioning

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Blood pressure measurement

Burton¹,

Birdi²

2006

Clinical Skills for OSCEs, Second Edition

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Section: Comparison Of Blood-pressure Measurement Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Blood pressure measurement

Burton¹,

Birdi²

2006

Clinical Skills for OSCEs, Second Edition

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“…Non-invasive methods are far more popular due to their ease, relative safety to the patient and cost. Some of the non-invasive methods that are currently utilized are the auscultatory measurement and the oscillometric measurement methods [31]. The most popular of these methods is the auscultatory method due to its ease of application, speed, and cost.…”

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“…There are some literature associated with blood-pressure measurement: [4] and [18] deal with the oscillometric method; [31], [23] and [26] used ultrasound detector method; [8] used statistical and fuzzy model with ECG data approach to determine systolic point; [41], [27], [32] and [33] were working on palpation method. However, signal processing technique used in other biomedical areas are insightful and they can be adapted for our blood-pressure measurement.…”

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Blood pressure measurement

Burton¹,

Birdi²

2006

Clinical Skills for OSCEs

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Blood pressure is one of the most common techniques used to diagnose heart disease. The blood-pressure waveform gives vital information about the blood flow through the body. In this project an auscultatory method is used to obtain non-invasive human blood-pressure signals. An algorithm based on wavelet transform is introduced to detect every single Korotkoff pulse of blood pressure.The aim is to automatically determine the systolic and diastolic points of bloodpressure measurement for (1) a subject at rest, (2) a subject walking with his/her arms still and (3) a subject walking with his/her arms swinging. With the multiscale feature of wavelet transform, pulses of blood pressure can be distinguished from noise and artifacts. The approach of the algorithm has been developed using Matlab engineering software. Detection techniques were developed to de-noise the signal, identify the blood-pressure pulses and finally to determine the systolic and diastolic points.

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A wearable autonomous heart rate sensor based on piezoelectric-charge-gated thin-film transistor for continuous multi-point monitoring

Rasheed

Iranmanesh

et al. 2017

2017 39th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC)

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Autonomous wearable biomedical sensors enable continuous human body vital signs monitoring with features such as being conformable, mobile, cost-effective and self-powered. In this work, we report on an autonomous and multi-positional sensor capable of heart rate and blood pressure monitoring. The device concept is based on a piezoelectric-charge-gated thin-film transistor (PCGTFT) where a polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) piezoelectric sandwich structure is incorporated with an amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) dual-gate TFT (DGTFT). An analytical model and preliminary experimental results will be presented along with a demonstration of a proof-of-concept sensing system for continuous multi-point heart rate monitoring.

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Two methods for determination of diastolic and systolic pressures in fingers

Cited by 7 publications

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Blood pressure measurement

Blood pressure measurement

Blood pressure measurement

A wearable autonomous heart rate sensor based on piezoelectric-charge-gated thin-film transistor for continuous multi-point monitoring

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