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Abstract:
This paper presents the underlying principle and accompanying initial validation results towards the development of an optically-based, cuffless blood pressure monitoring method. As opposed to traditional oscillometric techniques, the optical sensor is calibrated with a known patient-controlled hydrostatic perturbation. In particular, the hydrostatic pressure challenge is utilized to parameterize the characteristic sigmoidal vascular compliance curve that links transmural pressure to the measured PPG output. Formulation of the compliance model will be accompanied by experimental results demonstrating the utility of the method.
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