Device and system for pulse oximetry based on bioelectrical impedance
AssigneeMonash University
InventorsMehmet Rasit YUCE, Fatemeh HEYDARI, Neil TOM, Hongqiang XU
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AssigneeMonash University
InventorsMehmet Rasit YUCE, Fatemeh HEYDARI, Neil TOM, Hongqiang XU
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Embodiments relate generally to a method of determining blood oxygen saturation, comprising: receiving, at a computing device, a first bioimpedance (BImp) measurement signal of a patient of a first frequency, and a second bioimpedance measurement signal of a patient of a second frequency different from the first frequency; wherein, including, for each of the first and second BImp measurement signals, an arterial pulse wave representing impedance changes through an artery of the patient over time; filtering each of the first and second BImp measurement signals; performing, on the first and second filtered BImp measurement signals, feature point extraction to generate a plurality of arterial pulse wave features; determining phase shift information based on the plurality of arterial pulse wave features for each of the first and second BImp measurement signals; and determining, based on the determined phase shift information, a blood oxygen level and saturation percentage of the patient.
A method of determining blood oxygen saturation, comprising:
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A computing device for monitoring a blood condition, comprising:
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A method of determining blood oxygen saturation, comprising:
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