JP2005253924A - Sleep apnea examining and alarming apparatus - Google Patents
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本発明は健全なる睡眠状態にはこれを継続し異常な睡眠である睡眠時無呼吸状態においてはこれを検出し当事者に警告すると同時に睡眠中における不慮の事故の場合には関係者に通告する装置に関する。The present invention is a device that continues this in a healthy sleep state and detects this in a sleep apnea state, which is abnormal sleep, and warns the parties, and at the same time, notifies a related person in the case of an unexpected accident during sleep. About.
従来の呼吸異常の検出方法は呼吸センサーを当事者の鼻腔部、胸部、腹部に身体を拘束するように装着し直接呼気あるいは横隔膜の拡張、収縮を検知するものであった。装置が大掛かりであるとともに設定も複雑で看護士に多分に負担となり当事者にも違和感を生じさせ逆に就眠の障害となることがあった。そのため通常の軽症患者に対しては使用されないで病院の重症患者のベッドサイドモニターとして長時間やむをえない場合や緊急時の麻酔患者に使用されることが多い。そのため軽症患者の突然の容態変化が見逃されて重症化することも考えられる。心電計もモニターとして用いられているが無呼吸の定義であるとされる10秒無呼吸状態のセンサーとしては有効とは言えない。いっぽう血中酸素飽和度測定装置は指先等に装着する最終的なモニターではあるが空気が希薄な高山登山時のように明確に当事者に認識される時を除きかなり睡眠時無呼吸が継続してから血液の異常を検知確認する装置であって直接的に無呼吸を検知するものではない。またMRIは無呼吸患者の咽喉部の閉塞状況を医学的に検査し呼吸障害を診断することが可能であるが睡眠時のモニターとすることはできない。
睡眠時無呼吸症候群には鼾と睡眠不足を伴うが通常人の鼾と同一視される結果睡眠時無呼吸症候群は本人だけでなく近親者も見逃し睡眠不足による重大事故の原因となった報告もありまた血中酸素濃度不足により就寝中に身体器官の障害と劣化を招くとされる。睡眠時呼吸深度が浅い状況が繰り返されるときも医学上無呼吸と同様な症候群と定義されている。このような一見異常と想定されない当事者に対して従来睡眠時無呼吸症候群を診断あるいは検査するには複数の大掛かりな装置を必要としていた。まず本人が無呼吸の疑いを日常生活の場において前もって自覚することが必要であって、その後専門の病院に医師、看護士の立会いのもと一両日入院し心電計、呼吸回数センサー、血中酸素飽和度測定装置などを身体に装着して就眠することであった。いわば身体を拘束した状態で睡眠することであり自然な睡眠を得るには矛盾があり飲食物は前もって制限があり、就眠中の用便その他のための起居が制限される不自由がある。なんとなれば無呼吸の原因として口喉肥大以外にも中枢神経の異常、脳梗塞、鼻口腔腫瘍、アデノイド、不整脈、心不全等があり医学上診断治療する必要があるためである。病院での診断治療後も飲食自由な自宅で従来は簡易にチェックできないため治療効果も確認できない不便がある。そのための再入院も必要な場合があった。いっぽう無呼吸の疑いを入院前に自宅で容易に自覚できれば入院の機会を失せず入院しての精密検査もより有効性が高まる筈である。In the conventional method of detecting respiratory abnormalities, a breathing sensor is attached to a person's nasal cavity, chest, and abdomen so as to restrain the body, and directly detects exhalation or expansion and contraction of the diaphragm. The equipment is large and the settings are complicated, which can be a burden on the nurse and cause discomfort to the parties, which may be an obstacle to sleep. Therefore, it is not used for normal patients with mild symptoms, but is often used for anesthesia patients in unavoidable for a long time or as emergency bedside monitors for hospital critical patients. For this reason, sudden changes in the condition of mild patients may be overlooked and become severe. Although an electrocardiograph is also used as a monitor, it cannot be said to be effective as a 10 second apnea sensor that is defined as apnea. On the other hand, the blood oxygen saturation measurement device is the final monitor attached to the fingertips, etc., but sleep apnea continues considerably, except when the air is clearly recognized by the parties, such as when climbing high mountains. It is a device for detecting and confirming abnormalities in blood, and does not directly detect apnea. In addition, MRI can medically examine the obstruction of the throat of an apneic patient to diagnose respiratory disorder, but cannot be used as a monitor during sleep.
Sleep apnea syndrome is associated with hemorrhoids and sleep deprivation, but as a result of being identified as a normal person's hemorrhoids, sleep apnea syndrome has been reported not only by the person concerned but also by relatives, causing a serious accident due to lack of sleep In addition, it is said that the body organs are damaged and deteriorated during sleep due to insufficient blood oxygen concentration. The same syndrome as medical apnea is defined when the situation where the depth of sleep breathing is shallow is repeated. Conventionally, a plurality of large-scale devices have been required for diagnosing or examining sleep apnea syndrome for those who are not supposed to be abnormal at first glance. First of all, it is necessary for the person to be aware of the suspicion of apnea in daily life.After that, he / she was admitted to a specialized hospital for one day with the presence of a doctor / nurse, electrocardiograph, respiratory rate sensor, blood It was to sleep while wearing a medium oxygen saturation measuring device on the body. In other words, sleeping with the body restrained, there is a contradiction in obtaining a natural sleep, food and drinks are restricted in advance, and there are inconveniences that limit the starting for sleeping stools and others. This is because apnea is caused by abnormalities of the central nervous system, cerebral infarction, nasopharyngeal tumor, adenoid, arrhythmia, heart failure, etc. in addition to mouth and throat hypertrophy, and medical diagnosis and treatment are necessary. Even after diagnosis and treatment at the hospital, it is inconvenient that the treatment effect cannot be confirmed because it is not possible to check easily at home where eating and drinking is possible. For this reason, re-hospitalization was sometimes necessary. On the other hand, if the suspicion of apnea can be easily recognized at home before admission, it will be possible to increase the effectiveness of the detailed examination after hospitalization without losing the opportunity of hospitalization.
これらの不便性や就眠時の矛盾を解消するためには電池等の小電源でも動作し小型軽量で携帯自由、操作と設置が簡易、身体を拘束せず就寝動作も自然で違和感も無く一般人の日常生活に安全で容易に適用できる睡眠時無呼吸検知警報装置が必要であると同時にこれと関連して睡眠中当事者に不慮の事態が生じたときは関係者に異常を通告するため呼吸以外の生体信号である心拍等の検知とその正常度を確認する工夫があることが当装置の汎用性と信頼性の点で望ましい。In order to eliminate these inconveniences and sleeping contradictions, it operates with a small power source such as a battery, is compact and lightweight, is easy to carry, is easy to operate and install, does not restrain the body, has a natural sleep, and does not feel strange. There is a need for a sleep apnea detection and alarm device that can be applied safely and easily in daily life, and at the same time, in the event that an unexpected situation occurs in the party during sleep, other than breathing It is desirable from the viewpoint of versatility and reliability of the device that there is a device for detecting a heartbeat or the like as a biological signal and confirming its normality.
解決しようとする問題は身体をまったく拘束しない呼吸センサーと脈動センサーの実現にある。従来の呼吸センサーは体側部にストレーンゲージを弾性的に巻きつけて抵抗変化を検知する方法のほか鼻口前方に呼気、吸気を加熱抵抗線、サーミスター、焦電性材料の温度変化による抵抗変化を検知する方法を主としていた。これらはあきらかに身体を拘束している方法であり当事者に就眠時違和感を生じさせるものである。また心拍あるいはこれに代わる心電図も胸郭や手首付近の拘束を伴うものである。これらは取り扱いが煩雑で他者の手を借りず正しくセンサーが動作するように当事者が身体に装着することは容易ではない。装着した後も睡眠時の意図しない寝返り、寝具の移動などによりセンサーの脱落が生じることが想定される。就眠中の用便のための離床もセンサーの再装着と点検のために制限を受けることになる。それぞれのセンサーが関連の無い独立の装置であるため生体信号として同期統合が必要な複雑性も生じる。これらの結果当事者が入院せず自宅で簡便容易に無呼吸検査を試みることは困難であると同時に得られた計測データの科学的信頼性が欠如すると想定される。 The problem to be solved is the realization of a respiratory sensor and a pulsation sensor that do not restrain the body at all. The conventional breathing sensor elastically wraps a strain gauge around the side of the body to detect resistance change. In addition to exhalation in front of the nostril, inhalation heat resistance wire, thermistor, resistance change due to temperature change of pyroelectric material Mainly the method of detecting. These are clearly methods of restraining the body and cause the parties to feel uncomfortable at sleep. In addition, heartbeats or electrocardiograms that replace them are accompanied by restraints near the rib cage and wrist. These are cumbersome to handle and it is not easy for the parties to wear them on the body so that the sensor operates correctly without the help of others. Even after wearing, it is assumed that the sensor falls off due to unintentional turning over during sleep, movement of bedding, and the like. Getting out of bed for sleeping stools will also be restricted due to sensor reattachment and inspection. Since each sensor is an independent device that is not related, complexity that requires synchronous integration as a biological signal also occurs. As a result, it is assumed that it is difficult for the parties to be hospitalized and to easily and easily try an apnea test at home, and at the same time, it is assumed that the obtained measurement data lacks scientific reliability.
本発明はこのような事情と状況に鑑み睡眠時無呼吸検査警報装置の技術的困難性を解決するためセンサーを工夫し就眠時に単に普段通り臥床するだけの動作で呼吸と脈拍データが臥床中継続して得られるようにしたことを特長としたものである。またこれらのデータが広範囲の面内での無限個の検出素子を持つ分布定数系のまったく同一体のセンサーからの完全に同期する信号であることを特徴とするものである。In view of such circumstances and circumstances, the present invention devised a sensor to solve the technical difficulties of sleep apnea test alarm devices, and the respiration and pulse data are continued during the bed by simply performing the bed bed as usual during sleep. The feature is that it can be obtained. In addition, these data are completely synchronized signals from a sensor of the same distributed system having an infinite number of detection elements in a wide range.
本発明の効果としてセンサーを身体に装着する必要が無いので自然な睡眠が得られ就眠中の離床も自由でありそのため自宅での正確なデータ収集が容易であって当事者の生活にも支障がなく小型携帯自由で業務出張中でもデータ収集が自宅と同様に可能である。そのため医師に適切な情報提供が可能となり当事者の健康診断に大いに寄与する。また身体に装着しないため違和感が無く下着あるいはシーツを介してもデータ収集が可能であるため衛生的であり操作も電源のオン、オフ程度で可能なため豊富な知識や経験をまったく必要としない汎用性がある。したがって鼾が問題とされる多くの家庭での利用が可能でありとくに家族のチェックの無い独居生活者自身の就眠中の健康診断に必須な情報を収集することが可能で医学上、社会的保健上大いに寄与できるものである。呼吸信号と同期して得られた脈拍データから不整脈や心不全が原因する無呼吸症候群を診断することが可能となる。また成人と異なり乳幼児の睡眠の場合には家庭その他でうつ伏せ睡眠、寝具による圧迫あるいは鼻汁等による呼吸事故の危険性が指摘されている。事故が生じないためには近親者の常時の配慮と注意が重要であるが10秒以上の無呼吸あるいは呼吸強度の低い低呼吸が1回でもあれば呼吸異常として関係者への通報が可能となる。無拘束である本発明の装置の簡便性により容易に乳幼児に適用できる効果がある。As an effect of the present invention, since it is not necessary to wear a sensor on the body, natural sleep can be obtained, and the bed can be removed while sleeping, so that accurate data collection at home is easy and there is no hindrance to the lives of the parties concerned. Data collection is possible at home as well as at home as it is small and portable. This makes it possible to provide appropriate information to doctors, greatly contributing to the health examination of the parties concerned. In addition, since it is not worn on the body, there is no sense of incongruity, and data can be collected even through underwear or sheets, so it is hygienic and the operation can be done by turning the power on and off, so no extensive knowledge or experience is required at all There is sex. Therefore, it can be used in many homes where drought is a problem, and it is possible to collect information essential for a health check while sleeping alone, especially without a family check. It can contribute greatly. It becomes possible to diagnose apnea syndrome caused by arrhythmia or heart failure from pulse data obtained in synchronization with the respiratory signal. In addition, in the case of sleep of infants, unlike adults, the risk of breathing accidents due to lying down at home or other places, pressure from bedding, or nasal discharge has been pointed out. In order to prevent accidents, it is important to always consider and pay attention to close relatives. However, if there is at least 10 seconds of apnea or low-breathing hypopnea, it is possible to report related abnormalities. Become. Due to the simplicity of the device of the present invention which is unconstrained, there is an effect that it can be easily applied to infants.
センサーとして圧電効果を利用するポリフッ化ビニリデン膜以下PVDFフィルムは同樹脂を一軸延伸後分極して得られる10ミクロンから100ミクロンの厚さのフィルムである。この膜の両面にアルミニウム、ニッケル銅合金、金等の薄膜を分極時に蒸着、シルク印刷等により電極を付着したものである。このフィルムに圧力やねじれを負荷したとき電圧が発生する。これを圧電効果あるいはピエゾ効果と呼ぶ。フィルムのどの部分でも圧電効果を検知できるため分布定数系のセンサーとして利用出来る。周波数特性は0.001Hzから1GHzである。これは呼吸周期と脈拍周期を包含する周波域である。本発明はこの点に着目して工夫したもので同一のPVDFフィルムから同時に呼吸信号と脈拍信号を検出し重畳した波形を0・4Hz前後の呼吸の周波域と1Hz前後の脈拍の周波域に電子的に分離しそれぞれを統計処理することにより有意な生体信号としたものである。The PVDF film below the polyvinylidene fluoride film utilizing the piezoelectric effect as a sensor is a film having a thickness of 10 to 100 microns obtained by polarizing the resin after uniaxial stretching. A thin film made of aluminum, nickel copper alloy, gold or the like is deposited on both sides of this film during deposition, and electrodes are attached by silk printing or the like. A voltage is generated when pressure or twist is applied to the film. This is called a piezoelectric effect or a piezo effect. Since any part of the film can detect the piezoelectric effect, it can be used as a distributed constant sensor. The frequency characteristic is 0.001 Hz to 1 GHz. This is a frequency range including the respiratory cycle and the pulse cycle. The present invention has been devised by paying attention to this point, and simultaneously detects and superimposes a respiratory signal and a pulse signal from the same PVDF film in the respiratory frequency range of about 0.4 Hz and the pulse frequency range of about 1 Hz. Are separated and subjected to statistical processing to produce a significant biological signal.
以下図面を参照して本発明の実施例を説明する。
〔図1〕は本発明の睡眠時無呼吸検査警報装置を被験者に適用した事例である。1は身体の背面に配置したPVDFフィルムセンサーである。呼吸センサーであると同時に脈拍センサーすなわち心拍センサーである。センサーは100ミクロン以下のフィルムであるので保護カバーを含めても厚さが数ミリ以下である。カバーの一部に体重を感知するスイッチを配置する。すべて薄いセンサーであるためほとんど寝具に埋没し就眠の障害にならない。センサーは身体に直接装着しなくても生体の呼吸による体圧の変化と脈動を基本データとして検知することができる。2はセンサーと有線または無線で連結した信号処理装置と警報装置である。信号処理装置はフィルム型電子集積回路を用いフィルムセンサーと一体化してもよい。警報装置は有線、無線の電話機器と結合してもよい。3は寝台であるが通常の寝台で充分である。
〔図2〕は本装置の構成ダイヤグラムである。センサーデータは生体すなわち被検者の臥床による体重信号でデータの収集を開始する。したがって離床時に時刻以外のデータ収集は行はないので無呼吸等の判定は中止する。呼吸と心拍データは時刻とともに記録され時刻との照合により呼吸率と心拍率を得る。無呼吸あるいは呼吸強度の低い低呼吸および心拍異常を装置に内蔵した論理装置により判定し警報を発する。論理は〔図4〕の説明文に記載する医学の定義である。寝返りや臥床、離床時に発生する信号は図示しないがセンサーに発生する電圧が高く体動ノイズ除去回路が働きこの時点の信号は一定時間無視することができる。しかし体動が長く継続する場合は異常信号として記録し警報を発する。これらすべての記録は経過時間および発生時刻とともに集積電子回路すなわちIC記録装置で記録できる。これらは小型薄型に構成することが可能で携帯自由である。
本装置は呼吸だけでなく心拍率計を具備しているので病院等における簡易なベッドサイドモニターとしても利用可能である。
〔図3〕は本発明に用いたセンサーから得られた被験者の基本のデータである。同一のセンサーから得られた呼吸信号と脈拍信号が重畳したデータである。呼吸信号と脈拍信号は周波帯域が異なるので〔図2〕の周波帯域分離装置により電子的に別々の信号として抽出分離することができる。
〔図4〕はEmbodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
[FIG. 1] is an example in which the sleep apnea test alarm device of the present invention is applied to a subject.
FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of this apparatus. Sensor data starts collecting data based on a body weight signal from a living body, that is, a subject's bed. Therefore, since there is no data collection other than the time when getting out of bed, the determination of apnea etc. is stopped. Respiration and heart rate data are recorded with time, and the respiration rate and heart rate are obtained by collating with time. An apnea or low respiratory intensity hypopnea and abnormal heart rate are judged by a logic device built in the device, and an alarm is issued. The logic is a medical definition described in the explanatory text of FIG. Although the signal generated when turning over, lying on the floor, or leaving the bed is not shown, the voltage generated in the sensor is high, and the body motion noise elimination circuit works and the signal at this time can be ignored for a certain period of time. However, if the body movement continues for a long time, it is recorded as an abnormal signal and an alarm is issued. All of these records can be recorded with an integrated electronic circuit, i.e., an IC recorder, along with the elapsed time and time of occurrence. These can be configured to be small and thin and are portable.
Since this apparatus includes not only breathing but also a heart rate meter, it can also be used as a simple bedside monitor in a hospital or the like.
[FIG. 3] is basic data of the subject obtained from the sensor used in the present invention. This is data in which a respiratory signal and a pulse signal obtained from the same sensor are superimposed. Since the respiratory signal and the pulse signal have different frequency bands, they can be electronically extracted and separated as separate signals by the frequency band separation device shown in FIG.
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の基本のデータから抽出した呼吸信号である。睡眠中に呼吸信号の欠如あるいは呼吸信号強度の低い低呼吸が10秒以上続いたときこれを無呼吸1回とする。1時間に5回以上もしくは睡眠中7時間に30回以上の無呼吸があるときまた30秒以上無呼吸が継続するとき医学の定義により睡眠時無呼吸症候群と診断できる。とくに乳幼児の場合は無呼吸あるいは低呼吸1回でも呼吸異常に直結する危険性がある。
〔図5〕は〔図3〕の基本データから抽出した脈拍信号である。これにより心拍率異常を知ることができる。睡眠時の不整脈あるいは心不全による心拍率異常が呼吸異常の原因となる場合があり心電図など精密検査が必要な無呼吸症候群の継続的診断に寄与することができる。
本装置は睡眠時を適用事例として述べたがそれに限定せず小型軽量のため覚醒着座中たとえば座位就業中、車両等運転中、観劇中、スポーツ観戦中、室内ゲーム中等における人々の生理状態ならびに心理状態に基づく生理反応を無拘束状態で検査する場合にも適用できることは明白である。It is a respiration signal extracted from basic data. When there is a lack of respiratory signal or hypopnea with low respiratory signal intensity during sleep for 10 seconds or more during sleep, this is regarded as one apnea. Sleep apnea syndrome can be diagnosed by medical definition when there is an apnea of 5 times or more per hour or 30 times or more of apnea during 7 hours of sleep or when apnea continues for 30 seconds or more. Especially in the case of infants, there is a risk of being directly connected to respiratory abnormalities even after one apnea or hypopnea.
[FIG. 5] is a pulse signal extracted from the basic data of [FIG. 3]. Thereby, it is possible to know an abnormal heart rate. Heart rate abnormalities due to arrhythmia during sleep or heart failure may cause respiratory abnormalities, which can contribute to continuous diagnosis of apnea syndrome that requires close examination such as electrocardiogram.
Although this device has been described as an application example when sleeping, it is not limited to this, but because of its small size and lightness, people's physiological status and psychology during awake sitting, such as working in a sitting position, driving a vehicle, watching a theater, watching sports, playing indoor games, etc. It is clear that the present invention can be applied to a case where a state-based physiological response is examined in an unrestrained state.
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