2025
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrc.2025.155115
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Pulse oximetry beyond oxygen saturation: Early waveform characteristics in sepsis patients with adverse outcomes - A proof-of-concept study

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“…Similarly, the reduction in diastolic wave amplitude across all cases indicates changes in vascular tone and peripheral runoff rather than changes in cardiac filling [21,22]. This finding is consistent with previous work by Ter Horst et al (2025) [24], who showed that sepsis progression is associated with altered PPG waveform morphology, including reduced amplitude components. Our observations demonstrate that rPPG-derived waveform features may remain sensitive even when traditional macrocirculatory parameters appear stable, underscoring the potential of rPPG for early detection of microvascular alterations or excessive vasoconstriction.…”
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