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3 May 2000 Optical sensing for early cardiovascular diagnostics
Janis Spigulis, Girts Venckus, Maris Ozols
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Abstract
A sensor device for noninvasive detection and analysis of the pulsating blood flow waveforms by means of the reflective single-period photoplethysmorgraphy (SPPPG) technique has been designed and clinically tested. The sensor is operated jointly with any standard PC, by connecting the sensor head to the AD-card and using a separate hard disc with the signal processing software; all circuits are fed by the PC power supply. After processing, normalized shape of the mean SPPPG signal and its parameters are calculated and displayed; the measurement/processing time does not exceed 2 minutes. The clinically detected SPPPG signal shapes and corresponding parameters are presented and discussed. The preliminary results confirm good potential of this sensing approach for fast and patient-friendly early cardiovascular diagnostics.
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Janis Spigulis, Girts Venckus, and Maris Ozols "Optical sensing for early cardiovascular diagnostics", Proc. SPIE 3911, Biomedical Diagnostic, Guidance, and Surgical-Assist Systems II, (3 May 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.384891
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Signal processing

Signal detection

Diagnostics

Shape analysis

Tissue optics

Clinical trials

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