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Monitoring Operative Risk in the Elderly

Survey of Anesthesiology, 1981
To reduce operative mortality in elderly patients, a system of preoperative staging, based on invasive monitoring, was developed. All of the 148 consecutive patients studied had been cleared for surgery by standard assessment, but only 13.5% had normal measured, hemodynamic, respiratory, and oxygen transport function.
L R, Del Guercio, J D, Cohn
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Operator stress and monitoring practices

Applied Ergonomics, 1992
This study attempted to identify the major sources of work-related stress among telephone operators, with special emphasis on computer monitoring and telephone surveillance. A cross-sectional random sample of over 700 telephone operators participated in a questionnaire survey (response rate = 88%).
D, DiTecco, G, Cwitco, A, Arsenault, M, André   +3 more
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Operation and Monitoring

2018
The activities related with the waste collection and how they impact on the waste management systems need to be conducted in a sustainable and efficient way. The waste collection needs to be affordable for users, although respecting all regulations applicable to the waste collection, with low environmental impact and respecting workers.
Ana Pires, Graça Martinho, Susana Rodrigues, Maria Isabel Gomes   +3 more
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Operative Monitoring of Parathyroid Gland Hyperfunction

Survey of Anesthesiology, 1991
With a 20-year experience of more than 700 parathyroidectomies, our persistent hypercalcemic postoperative failure rate of 7% has remained constant. Reasons for failure have been misdiagnosis or inability of the surgeon to detect and excise all hypersecreting glands.
G L, Irvin, V D, Dembrow, D L, Prudhomme
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A Method to Monitor Operator Overloading

2009
This paper describes research that aims to quantify stress levels of operators who perform multiple tasks. The proposed method is based on the thermal signature of the face. It measures physiological function from a stand-off distance and therefore, it can unobtrusively monitor a machine operator. The method was tested on 11 participants.
Dvijesh J. Shastri, Ioannis T. Pavlidis, Avinash Wesley   +2 more
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Performance monitor for an operational LAN

Computer Communications, 1986
Abstract The design and implementation of a performance monitor of an operational LAN, Monet, the local area network of Monash University (Monet-PM) is presented in this paper. The software has a monitoring and data analysis system. The performance monitor allows the evaluation of the network in the normal operational state.
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