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High Accuracy Respiration and Heart Rate Detection Based on Artificial Neural Network Regression
Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2020A 24GHz Doppler radar system for accurate contactless monitoring of heart and respiratory rates is demonstrated here. High accuracy predictions are achieved by employing a CNN+LSTM neural network architecture for regression analysis. Detection accuracies
Yu-Chiao Tsai +8 more
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A novel respiration pattern biometric prediction system based on artificial neural network
, 2020The purpose of this paper is to introduce a novel respiration pattern-based biometric prediction system (BPS) by using artificial neural network (ANN).,Respiration patterns were obtained using a knitted piezoresistive smart chest band.
R. K. Raji +3 more
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Prototyping of Artificial Respiration Machine Using AMBU Bag Compression
International Conference on Electronics, Information and Communications, 2019Ventilators are crucial medical equipment. Mostly, they are used to support critically ill patients. Nowadays, more and more people are adopting sedentary lifestyles, this along with the severe pollution problem has caused a surge in the number of ...
M. Shahid
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Environmental Microbiology, 2021
Due to climate warming alpine ecosystems are changing rapidly. Ongoing upward migrations of plants and thus an increase of easily decomposable substrates will strongly affect the soil microbiome.
Magdalene Adamczyk, Joel Rüthi, B. Frey
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Due to climate warming alpine ecosystems are changing rapidly. Ongoing upward migrations of plants and thus an increase of easily decomposable substrates will strongly affect the soil microbiome.
Magdalene Adamczyk, Joel Rüthi, B. Frey
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, 1929
A number of patients have come under our observation who have shown intercostal paralysis and considerable weakness of the diaphragm early in the paralytic stage of anterior poliomyelitis; yet the accessory muscles and the diaphragm have been able to ...
P. Drinker, C. Mckhann
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A number of patients have come under our observation who have shown intercostal paralysis and considerable weakness of the diaphragm early in the paralytic stage of anterior poliomyelitis; yet the accessory muscles and the diaphragm have been able to ...
P. Drinker, C. Mckhann
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Electrothoracic Artificial Respiration
Journal of Neurosurgery, 1968TIFICIAL respiration has become synonymous with the positive pressure respirator. These mechanical devices successfully ventilate patients with acute respiratory failure. However, when artificial ventilation is necessary for an extended time, alterations occur in the tracheobronchial tree and lung parenchyma; these include retained secretions ...
Jack Pyneson +2 more
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A tester for artificial respirators
Measurement, 2000All equipment used for resuscitation must be validated before use. This is possible only if means are available for simulating the human airways and lungs, reproducing the conditions in which the respirators will be employed. It is also important that such simulators be capable of determining all variables (flow rate, respiratory rate, pressure, etc ...
BELFORTE, GUIDO +2 more
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Freshwater Science, 2020
Our understanding of the effects of pharmaceuticals on key biogeochemical processes and biofilm assemblage composition in surface waters is limited despite the prevalence of ng/L to µg/L concentrations of these compounds.
S. Robson +3 more
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Our understanding of the effects of pharmaceuticals on key biogeochemical processes and biofilm assemblage composition in surface waters is limited despite the prevalence of ng/L to µg/L concentrations of these compounds.
S. Robson +3 more
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Electrophrenic Artificial Respiration in the Newborn
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1955The production of artificial respiration by means of electrical stimuli to the phrenic nerve has been known for more than 150 years. Its use in the treatment of newborn infants had its beginnings in modern times with Israel.1He gives a complete summary of the literature, beginning with Hufeland, in 1783.
Lewis R. Day, Heyworth N. Sanford
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