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16 February 2011 Using modalmetric fiber optic sensors to monitor the activity of the heart
M. Życzkowski, B. Uzięblo-Zyczkowska, L. Dziuda, K. Różanowski
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Abstract
The paper presents the concept of the modalmetric fiber optic sensor system for human psychophysical activity detection. A fiber optic sensor that utilizes intensity of propagated light to monitor a patient's vital signs such as respiration cardiac activity, blood pressure and body's physical movements. The sensor, which is non-invasive, comprises an multimode fiber proximately situated to the patient so that time varying acusto-mechanical signals from the patient are coupled by the singlemode optical fiber to detector. The system can be implemented in embodiments ranging form a low cost in-home to a high end product for in hospital use. We present the laboratory test of comparing their results with the known methods like EKG. addition, the article describes the work on integrated system to human psychophysiology activity monitoring. That system including a EMFIT, microwave, fiber optic and capacitive sensors.
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M. Życzkowski, B. Uzięblo-Zyczkowska, L. Dziuda, and K. Różanowski "Using modalmetric fiber optic sensors to monitor the activity of the heart", Proc. SPIE 7894, Optical Fibers, Sensors, and Devices for Biomedical Diagnostics and Treatment XI, 789404 (16 February 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.873379
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optics sensors

Sensors

Fiber optics

Heart

Signal processing

Structured optical fibers

Electrocardiography

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