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4 June 2002 Potential of advanced photoplethysmography sensing for noninvasive vascular diagnostics and early screening
Janis Spigulis, Indulis Kukulis, Eva Fridenberga, Girts Venckus
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Abstract
Advanced sensor device for shape analysis of the tissue- reflected mean single period photoplethysmography (SPPPG) signals has been designed and clinically tested. The SPPPG signal shape reveals individual features of the patient's cardio-vascular state. Clinical studies of several patient groups (e.g. diabetes mellitus, atherosclerosis obliterans, Raynaud's syndrome) made possible to specify components of the SPPPG signal that are sensitive to the corresponding organic or functional pathologies. Comparison of the right and left arm finger SPPPG signal shapes, for instance, appears to be efficient tool for early screening of unilateral atherosclerosis obliterans.
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Janis Spigulis, Indulis Kukulis, Eva Fridenberga, and Girts Venckus "Potential of advanced photoplethysmography sensing for noninvasive vascular diagnostics and early screening", Proc. SPIE 4625, Clinical Diagnostic Systems: Technologies and Instrumentation, (4 June 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.469789
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KEYWORDS
Signal detection

Diagnostics

Photoplethysmography

Sensors

Blood circulation

Blood vessels

Pathology

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