Design challenges for embedded based wireless postoperative bedside monitoring system

Ashisha, G. R.; Mary, Xavier; Rose, Lina

doi:10.1080/09720502.2020.1721923

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“…Blood Pressure gets increased with low oxygen saturation of the blood. Several works have been done for oxygen saturation monitoring using Bluetooth and Wi-Fi transmission [62,63]. Blood glucose non-invasive measurement based on HRV by using AI algorithms makes the patients feel comfortable [64].Still some of the diabetes patients are using finger pricks to know their blood glucose level.…”

Section: Prior Research On Blood Glucose and Blood Pressurementioning

confidence: 99%

Comorbidies of Blood Pressure and Blood Glucose: Challenges and Future Trends

G R,

Mary X,

et al. 2024

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Background: Several kinds of research say that adjuvant blood glucose and blood pressure are usual, but an efficient solution for medical application count remains. This review analyzes the pandemic blood pressure and blood glucose to identify the publications which tell about the clinical practices and research gaps in systematic research.Methods: A study guides to identify the research of Blood Pressure (BP) and Blood Glucose. In order to analyze the recent innovations and research on BP and Blood glucose, the relevant publications and literature from journals were identified.Results: Co-morbidity of BP and Blood glucose is reported as very high. The commonness of blood pressure is thrice as high in type I diabetes patients and almost two times higher in type II diabetes patients when compared to others without Diabetes. The pervasiveness of getting depression is more in the female when compared with men. A detailed study about the linkage of BP and blood glucose tells that the relationship between them is not exactly clear.Limitations: Nearly all reviews providing the linkage of BP and blood glucose are with some limitations and they are not providing any clear conclusion.Conclusions: Present research tells that people having high blood glucose will have a greater chance of getting high blood pressure. More research is needed to state the linkage between BP, blood glucose, and the growth of diabetes mellitus issues and to provide support for managing Diabetes.

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Section: Prior Research On Blood Glucose and Blood Pressurementioning

confidence: 99%