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DEVELOPMENT OF A MINIMALLY INTRUSIVE METHOD TO DESCRIBE PATTERNS

DEVELOPMENT OF A MINIMALLY INTRUSIVE METHOD TO DESCRIBE PATTERNS
开发一种最小侵入性的模式描述方法
批准号:
5217973
负责人:
BARBARA WAAG CARLSON
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依托单位国家:
美国
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中文摘要
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评估一种最小侵入性的方法来测量 睡眠中的老年人的呼吸活动 初步调查结果11 清醒的健康成年人表明,我们的压敏运动传感器 可靠地记录呼吸运动。 该研究旨在比较PSMS 测量电感体积描记法;比较 在觉醒和NREM/REM睡眠期间的呼吸活动;并探索 呼吸活动与心率变异性的关系 5、相对健康的成年人。
英文摘要
To evaluate a minimally intrusive method to measure patterns of respiratory activity in sleeping elders. Preliminary findings in 11 awake healthy adults shows that our pressure sensitive movement sensor reliably records respiratory movements. The study aims to compare PSMS measures to those from inductance plethysmography; compare patterns of respiratory activity during wakefulness & NREM/REM sleep; and explore the relationship between respiratory activity and heart rate variability in 5 relatively healthy community dwelling adults.
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