In the last years, substantial attention has been paid to use of radar systems in health monitoring, due availability both low-cost devices and computationally efficient algorithms for processing their measurements. this article, a tutorial overview radar-based monitoring vital signs is provided. More specifically, we first focus on available technologies signal developed estimation signs. Then...

Large amounts of patient vital/physiological signs data are usually acquired in hospitals manually via centralized smart devices. The vital occasionally stored spreadsheets and may not be part the clinical cloud record; thus, it is very challenging for doctors to integrate analyze data. One possible remedy overcome these limitations interconnection medical devices through internet using an inte...

conclusions it appears that bis monitoring can be used for pain assessment along with the cpot tool in intubated patients, and it is much more sensitive than monitoring of hemodynamic changes. bis monitoring can be used more efficiently in intubated patients under deep sedation in the icu. materials and methods seventy consecutive patients who underwent cardiac surgery (coronary artery bypass g...

BACKGROUND NICE recommendations and evidence from ambulatory settings promotes the use of vital signs in identifying serious infections in children. This appears to differ from usual clinical practice where GPs report measuring vital signs infrequently. AIM To identify frequency of vital sign documentation by GPs, in the assessment of children with acute infections in primary care. DESIGN A...

background : medical operation is an anxious factor that causes physiological reactions in body which consequently increases respiratory rate, heart rate and blood pressure. the aim of this study is assessing the effect of reflexotherapy on vital signs of patients before coronary artery bypass surgery in shahid chamran hospital of isfahan. methods : fifty volunteer patients candidated for coron...

sir, we read with interest bousarri et al.’s article which has been recently published in your journal under the title “the effect of expiratory rib cage compression before endotracheal suctioning on the vital signs in patients under mechanical ventilation.”[1] while the article is potentially of interest to readers, there are several aspects that need attention. first of all, it concerns us th...