Design of an Integrated Sensor Platform for Vital Sign Monitoring of Newborn Infants at Neonatal Intensive Care Units

Chen, W Wei; Oetomo, S Sidarto Bambang; Feijs, Lmg Loe; Bouwstra, S Sibrecht; Ayoola, Ibi Idowu; Dols, Sae Sietse

doi:10.1260/2040-2295.1.4.535

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“…In this cohort, however, there was no indication that the sensor size caused any discomfort to the infants or mothers, and the sensor did not impede bottle or breast feeding. Nonetheless, a smaller sensor may help to reduce over-estimation of the sucking count, and such an adaptation is technologically possible by incorporating the electronics of the sensor system into the infant’s clothing [29]. It is also important to note that there was no fixed bottle position for bottle-fed infants.…”

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Monitoring of Infant Feeding Behavior Using a Jaw Motion Sensor

Farooq

Chandler‐Laney

Hernandez‐Reif

et al. 2015

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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Rapid weight gain during infancy increases the risk of obesity. Given that infant feeding may contribute to rapid weight gain, it would be useful to develop objective tools which can monitor infant feeding behavior. This paper presents an objective method for examining infant sucking count during meals. A piezoelectric jaw motion sensor and a video camera were used to monitor jaw motions of 10 infants during a meal. Videotapes and sensor signals were annotated by two independent human raters, counting the number of sucks in each 10 second epoch. Annotated data were used as a gold standard for the development of the computer algorithms. The sensor signal was de-noised and normalized prior to computing the per-epoch sucking counts. A leave-one-out cross-validation scheme resulted in a mean error rate of −9.7% and an average intra-class correlation coefficient value of 0.86 between the human raters and the algorithm.

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Monitoring of Infant Feeding Behavior Using a Jaw Motion Sensor

Farooq

Chandler‐Laney

Hernandez‐Reif

et al. 2015

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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“…The first example has been described by Chen , et al [62]. In their research, they have explained the design of a smart jacket for monitoring vital signs of infants at NICUs developed in iterations.…”

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Wearable technology for infant health monitoring: a survey

Memon

Bhatti

2020

IET Circuits, Devices & Systems

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Continuous health monitoring for an infant is crucial for detecting and preventing several diseases. Recent advancement in wearable technology has given rise to the development of wearable infant health monitoring systems (WIHMSs). These systems provide an edge over conventional infant health monitoring systems which are not only bulky and uncomfortable for the infants but are also limited to the clinical settings. This study reviews some state-of-the-art WIHMS, mentions the advantages, limitations and the challenges faced by such systems. This study, for the first time, contributes an appraisal of research prototypes and commercially available systems for WIHMS, which is the need of the day.

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“…Baby incubator memainkan peran penting dalam menyelamatkan hidup bayi prematur [9]. Pemantauan berkelanjutan terhadap parameter kesehatan juga sangat penting untuk bayi prematur yang dirawat di unit perawatan intensif neonatal (NICU) di rumah sakit [10]. Di unit perawatan intensif neonatal (NICU), denyut jantung, laju pernapasan, dan saturasi oksigen adalah tanda-tanda vital (VS) yang terus dipantau pada bayi [11], Dikarenakan pentingnya pasokan oksigen dalam tubuh manusia.…”

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Pengembangan Pusat Pemantauan Central SpO2 untuk Ruang Neonate denga Sistem Wireless

2020

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Monitoring status kesehatan bayi merupakan hal yang sangat penting khususnya pada bayi yang lahir secara prematur. Pemantauan kadar saturasi oksigen pada bayi baru lahir dapat membantu mendeteksi dini kelainan-kelainan bawaan pada bayi tersebut. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk membuat dan mendisain sebuah alat yang dapat digunakan untuk melakukan pemantauan kondisi nilai Saturasi Oksigen (SpO2) beberapa pasien sekaligus secara kontinyu dengan jarak yg cukup jauh sehingga tenaga medis tidak perlu mendatangi satu persatu baby incubator secara berkala untuk melakukan pemantauan kadar nilai Saturasi Oksigen (SpO2) pasien di dalam baby incubator. Dimana pada pembahasan penelitian kali ini akan membuat 2 modul alat monitoring yang dapat digunakan untuk memantau 2 bayi prematur pada baby incubator secara bersamaan menggunakan 2 sensor berbeda, yaitu pada modul 1 akan menggunakan sensor Fingertip Neonatal dan pada modul 2 akan menggunakan sensor Max 30100. Alat ini akan menampilkan nilai dan sinyal saturasi oksigen (SpO2) pada sebuah PC secara bersamaan. Pemantauan pada alat ini dilakukan secara wireless menggunakan modul Bluetooth HC-05. Berdasarkan dari hasil pengujian dan pengukuran modul yang telah di buat, pada 5 pasien berbeda dengan menggunakan pembanding pulse oxymeter pada sensor Max 30100 didapatkan nilai selisih sebesar 1% pada masing-masing hasil pasien, pada sensor fingertip neonatal juga didapatkan nilai selisih 1% pada masing-masing pasien. Pada pengujian jarak, alat ini mampu memantau kondisi 2 pasien secara bersamaan dengan jarak maksimal 3,5 meter. Hasil penelitian ini dapat diimplementasikan pada sistem pemantauan pada ruang NICU untuk membantu mengurangi beban kerja tenaga medis dan untuk meningkatkan efektifitas pelayanan Rumah Sakit. Monitoring the health status of babies is very important, especially for babies born prematurely. Monitoring oxygen saturation levels in newborns can help detect early congenital abnormalities in these babies. The purpose of this study is to create and design a tool that can be used to monitor the condition of Oxygen Saturation (SpO2) values of several patients at once continuously with a great distance so that medical staff do not need to go one by one baby incubators periodically to monitor levels Oxygen Saturation (SpO2) value of the patient in the baby incubator. Where in the discussion of this study will make 2 monitoring tool modules that can be used to monitor 2 premature babies in a baby incubator simultaneously using 2 different sensors, namely in module 1 will use the Neonatal Fingertip sensor and in module 2 will use the Max 30100 sensor. it displays the value and oxygen saturation signal (SpO2) on a PC simultaneously. Monitoring on this device is carried out wirelessly using the Bluetooth module HC-05. Based on the test results and module measurements that have been made, in 5 different patients using a pulse oxymeter comparator on the Max 30100 sensor a difference of 1% was obtained in each patient's result, in the neonatal fingertip sensor also obtained a difference of 1% in each - each patient. In distance testing, this tool is able to monitor the condition of 2 patients simultaneously with a maximum distance of 3.5 meters. The results of this study can be implemented in a monitoring system in the NICU room to help reduce the workload of medical personnel and to improve the effectiveness of hospital services.

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Design of an Integrated Sensor Platform for Vital Sign Monitoring of Newborn Infants at Neonatal Intensive Care Units

Cited by 30 publications

References 36 publications

Monitoring of Infant Feeding Behavior Using a Jaw Motion Sensor

Monitoring of Infant Feeding Behavior Using a Jaw Motion Sensor

Wearable technology for infant health monitoring: a survey

Pengembangan Pusat Pemantauan Central SpO2 untuk Ruang Neonate denga Sistem Wireless

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