Digital thermal monitoring techniques to assess vascular reactivity following finger and brachial occlusions [PDF]
Digital thermal monitoring (DTM) is an alternative, noninvasive, methodology to evaluate endothelial function using temperature change on finger as a surrogate measure of the magnitude of vascular reactivity index (VRI). A most recent modification to the
Melanie Heath +4 more
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To address the limitations of parameter drift in physical models and poor generalization in data-driven methods, this paper proposes a self-evolving digital twin framework for PMSM thermal safety.
Jinqiu Gao +5 more
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Agreement between upper-arm and wrist cuff occlusion for the assessment of vascular reactivity by digital thermal monitoring [PDF]
BackgroundDigital Thermal Monitoring (DTM) is an automated method for assessing vascular reactivity using the vascular reactivity index (VRI), a temperature-derived surrogate marker associated with endothelial function. Standard DTM requires five minutes
Hamidreza Mohammadi +7 more
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AI-Enabled Digital Twin Framework for TSCA-like Anomaly Detection in FPGA-SoC-Based Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems [PDF]
Field-Programmable Gate Array System-on-Chip (FPGA-SoC) platforms are increasingly adopted in modern industrial Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs), enabling real-time control, monitoring, and automation of critical industrial processes.
Amrou Zyad Benelhaouare +3 more
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Digital Thermal Monitoring of Vascular Function: A Novel Tool to Improve Cardiovascular Risk Assessment [PDF]
Abstract Digital thermal monitoring (DTM) of vascular function during cuff-occlusive reactive hyperemia relies on the premise that changes in fingertip temperature during and after an ischemic stimulus reflect changes in blood flow.
Khurram Nasir +2 more
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Evaluation of Digital Thermal Monitoring as a Tool to Assess Perioperative Vascular Reactivity
The inflammatory response following tissue injury after major surgery is known to affect endothelial function and vascular reactivity. In this study we evaluated the utility of bedside Digital Thermal Monitoring (DTM) as a surrogate for evaluating vascular function in the postoperative period.Ischemia-induced reactive hyperemia variables were measured ...
Jagtar Singh Heir +2 more
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Towards a Digital Twin for Buildings IAQ and Thermal Comfort Monitoring
Several studies have proven the impact of the quality of indoor environmental conditions on human professional and cognitive performances. Additionally, building energy efficiency and indoor comfort have attracted increasing interest, encouraging the ...
Eleonora Congiu +4 more
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A Sub-50 µm2, Voltage-Scalable, Digital-Standard-Cell-Compatible Thermal Sensor Frontend for On-Chip Thermal Monitoring [PDF]
This paper presents an on-chip temperature sensor circuit for dynamic thermal management in VLSI systems. The sensor directly senses the threshold voltage that contains temperature information using a single PMOS device. This simple structure enables the
Seongjong Kim, Mingoo Seok
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Thermal monitoring as a method for estimation of technical state of digital devices
Requirements to the reliability level of modern element base are so high that traditional methods of assessing the technical condition of electronics become ineffective, the modern theory of reliability has almost no practical applications, and ...
Yu. N. Lavrich
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Non-invasive digital thermal monitoring and flow-mediated dilation in systemic sclerosis. [PDF]
The fingers, toes, and tips of the nose and ears have specialised structural and functional features for thermoregulation, and are the most common areas of Raynaud's phenomenon in systemic sclerosis. Digital thermal monitoring (DTM) of vascular reactivity assesses Doppler ultrasound hyperemic, low frequency, blood velocity of radial artery and ...
Frech TM, Murtaugh MA.
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