Surgical Monitor for Detection of Spinal Cord Injury

脊柱手术期间的体感诱发电位(SEP)监测与减少61%的 严重的神经缺陷。然而，对信号的视觉解释并不总是准确的，这是一项重要的学习 曲线已被演示。 因此，我们开始着手开发一种配备了最新无线和数字技术的新型SEP监护仪 信号处理技术，可持续监测脊髓功能。我们建议开发一个工具箱 将显著推进手术期间脊髓评估的技术，包括： ？通过单扫频抑制和滤波实现降噪集成 研究了SEP的各个光谱分量的相干性和 ？整合无线多通道刺激和监测 在临床研究中对下一代实时监护仪的评估 我们的愿景是将这些硬件和 改善患者接受手术的结局

Somatosensory evoked potential (SEP) monitoring during spinal surgery has been associated with a 61% reduction in major neurological deficits. However, visual interpretation of signals is not always accurate, and a significant learning curve has been demonstrated. Therefore, we embarked on a course to develop a novel SEP monitor equipped with the latest in wireless and digital signal processing technology to continuously monitor spinal cord function. We propose the development of a toolbox of techniques which will significantly advance spinal cord assessment during surgery, including: ¿ Integration of noise reduction via single-sweep rejection and filtering ¿ Investigation of the coherence of individual spectral components of the SEP and ¿ Incorporation of wireless multi-channel stimulation & monitoring ¿ Evaluation of the resulting next-generation real-time monitor in a clinical study It is our vision to translate these hardware and improving the outcome of the patient undergoing