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Lixin Chen¹, Songhe Cheng¹, Libing Zhang¹

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Remote monitoring in anesthesiology enhances patient care by enabling continuous observation. This review synthesizes technical platforms and clinical outcomes, highlighting potential to reduce hospital stays and improve complication detection.

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Area of Science:

Anesthesiology
Medical Technology
Digital Health

Background:

Digital and sensor technologies are rapidly integrating remote monitoring into anesthesiology.
Existing reviews often lack systematic comparisons of technical platforms and clinical validation data.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a comprehensive, clinically oriented synthesis of remote monitoring in anesthesia.
To focus on technical principles, perioperative applications, platform comparisons, and evidence-based clinical outcomes.

Main Methods:

Critically assessing clinical advantages and implementation hurdles across the perioperative pathway.
Comparing fifth generation (5G) cellular technology, Internet of Things (IoT), and cloud computing platforms.
Summarizing clinical evidence, including findings from the TRaCINg feasibility trial.

Main Results:

Exploratory findings suggest continuous remote monitoring may reduce unplanned ICU admissions and hospital stays.
Continuous monitoring may facilitate earlier detection of postoperative complications.
The review clarifies infrastructure demands and suitability of 5G, IoT, and cloud platforms.

Conclusions:

Remote monitoring offers significant potential for improving perioperative care in anesthesiology.
Innovative solutions like multimodal data fusion and federated learning can address current limitations.
This review provides practical guidance for clinical translation and future research in anesthesia remote monitoring.