TWI256572B - An intelligent collection and analysis system of brain injury patients in a neurosurgery intensive care unit - Google Patents

An intelligent collection and analysis system of brain injury patients in a neurosurgery intensive care unit

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TWI256572B
TWI256572B TW94101372A TW94101372A TWI256572B TW I256572 B TWI256572 B TW I256572B TW 94101372 A TW94101372 A TW 94101372A TW 94101372 A TW94101372 A TW 94101372A TW I256572 B TWI256572 B TW I256572B
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physiological signals
intensive care
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brain injury
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Jian-Shing Shie
Sheng-Kai Jiang
Sheng-Jian Huang
Ming-Jian Gau
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Univ Yuan Ze
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An intelligent collection and analysis system of brain wound patients in a neurosurgery intensive care unit is introduced. According to the factors that influence the recovery of brain injury, the system utilizes existing environment and equipment to develop a biomedical signals collection system and continuously monitors and records physiological signals like ICP (intracranial pressure), BP (blood pressure), HR (heartbeat rate), ECG (electrocardiogram), CPP (cerebral perfusion pressure), SaO2 (saturation of arterial O2), EtCO2 (End-tidal CO2), MV (mean velocity) and dynamic images. Then, use these physiological signals as parameters and utilize fuzzy theory combined with years of clinical experience of many specialized doctors to generate fuzzy rules. The fuzzy rules is employed to construct a fuzzy model to analyzing each kind of monitored physiological signals, so that only input designate parameters is needed to predicted the predicted recovery evaluation of patients.
TW94101372A 2005-01-18 2005-01-18 An intelligent collection and analysis system of brain injury patients in a neurosurgery intensive care unit TWI256572B (en)

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CN111837194A (en) * 2017-12-21 2020-10-27 阿比奥梅德公司 System and method for predicting a health state of a patient

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CN111837194A (en) * 2017-12-21 2020-10-27 阿比奥梅德公司 System and method for predicting a health state of a patient

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