Lecture

Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring with Optical Sensors

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Description

This lecture covers the volume clamped method for continuous blood pressure monitoring, focusing on the principles of optical sensors and the null method. It explains the calibration process, the indirect measurement of arterial pressure using PPG, and the limitations of this technique.

Instructor

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Health sciences

Cardiology: Cardiovascular disease

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