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Non-contact blood pressure estimation using video pulse waves for ubiquitous health monitoring | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore

Non-contact blood pressure estimation using video pulse waves for ubiquitous health monitoring


Abstract:

A non-contact measurement method for estimating blood pressure using video pulse waves has been developed. During fluctuation in blood pressure caused by respiratory arre...Show More

Abstract:

A non-contact measurement method for estimating blood pressure using video pulse waves has been developed. During fluctuation in blood pressure caused by respiratory arrest, the video pulse waves were measured by using a video camera to calculate the pulse transit time difference (PTTD) from a proximal part to a distal part with respect to the heart. Blood pressure was estimated by a multivariate regression model with the PTTD, heart rate and the pulse amplitude (PA) as explanatory variables. It was suggested that the variation among individuals could be suppressed by using correlation between the model parameters and the changes in the PA.
Date of Conference: 24-27 October 2017
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 21 December 2017
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Conference Location: Nagoya, Japan

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