Digital Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Polysomnography
(PSG)
is
unique
in
diagnosing
sleep
disorders,
notably
obstructive
apnea
(OSA).
Despite
its
advantages,
manual
PSG
data
grading
time-consuming
and
laborious.
Thus,
this
research
evaluated
a
deep
learning-based
automated
scoring
system
for
respiratory
events
sleep-disordered
breathing
patients.
npj Digital Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: June 1, 2024
Apnea
and
hypopnea
are
common
sleep
disorders
characterized
by
the
obstruction
of
airways.
Polysomnography
(PSG)
is
a
study
typically
used
to
compute
Apnea-Hypopnea
Index
(AHI),
number
times
person
has
apnea
or
certain
types
per
hour
sleep,
diagnose
severity
disorder.
Early
detection
treatment
can
significantly
reduce
morbidity
mortality.
However,
long-term
PSG
monitoring
unfeasible
as
it
costly
uncomfortable
for
patients.
To
address
these
issues,
we
propose
method,
named
DRIVEN,
estimate
AHI
at
home
from
wearable
devices
detect
when
apnea,
hypopnea,
periods
wakefulness
occur
throughout
night.
The
method
therefore
assist
physicians
in
diagnosing
apneas.
Patients
wear
single
sensor
combination
sensors
that
be
easily
measured
home:
abdominal
movement,
thoracic
pulse
oximetry.
For
example,
using
only
two
sensors,
DRIVEN
correctly
classifies
72.4%
all
test
patients
into
one
four
classes,
with
99.3%
either
classified
placed
class
away
true
one.
This
reasonable
trade-off
between
model's
performance
patient's
comfort.
We
use
publicly
available
data
three
large
studies
total
14,370
recordings.
consists
deep
convolutional
neural
networks
light-gradient-boost
machine
classification.
It
implemented
automatic
estimation
unsupervised
systems,
reducing
costs
healthcare
systems
improving
patient
care.
Operations Research Forum,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: March 4, 2023
Abstract
Understanding
clinical
features
and
risk
factors
associated
with
COVID-19
mortality
is
needed
to
early
identify
critically
ill
patients,
initiate
treatments
prevent
mortality.
A
retrospective
study
on
patients
referred
a
tertiary
hospital
in
Iran
between
March
November
2020
was
conducted.
COVID-19-related
its
association
including
headache,
chest
pain,
symptoms
computerized
tomography
(CT),
hospitalization,
time
infection,
history
of
neurological
disorders,
having
single
or
multiple
factors,
fever,
myalgia,
dizziness,
seizure,
abdominal
nausea,
vomiting,
diarrhoea
anorexia
were
investigated.
Based
the
investigation
outcome,
decision
tree
dimension
reduction
algorithms
used
aforementioned
factors.
Of
3008
(mean
age
59.3
±
18.7
years,
44%
women)
COVID-19,
373
died.
There
significant
old
age,
low
respiratory
rate,
oxygen
saturation
<
93%,
need
for
mechanical
ventilator,
CT,
cardiovascular
diseases
factor
In
contrast,
there
no
gender,
anorexia.
Our
results
might
help
related
better
manage
according
extracted
tree.
The
proposed
ML
models
identified
number
patients.
These
if
implemented
setting
needing
medical
attention
care.
However,
more
studies
are
confirm
these
findings.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(8), P. 3973 - 3973
Published: April 13, 2023
Sleep
disorders
can
impact
daily
life,
affecting
physical,
emotional,
and
cognitive
well-being.
Due
to
the
time-consuming,
highly
obtrusive,
expensive
nature
of
using
standard
approaches
such
as
polysomnography,
it
is
great
interest
develop
a
noninvasive
unobtrusive
in-home
sleep
monitoring
system
that
reliably
accurately
measure
cardiorespiratory
parameters
while
causing
minimal
discomfort
user’s
sleep.
We
developed
low-cost
Out
Center
Testing
(OCST)
with
low
complexity
parameters.
tested
validated
two
force-sensitive
resistor
strip
sensors
under
bed
mattress
covering
thoracic
abdominal
regions.
Twenty
subjects
were
recruited,
including
12
males
8
females.
The
ballistocardiogram
signal
was
processed
4th
smooth
level
discrete
wavelet
transform
2nd
order
Butterworth
bandpass
filter
heart
rate
respiration
rate,
respectively.
reached
total
error
(concerning
reference
sensors)
3.24
beats
per
minute
2.32
rates
for
For
females,
errors
3.47
2.68,
2.33,
verified
reliability
applicability
system.
It
showed
minor
dependency
on
sleeping
positions,
one
major
cumbersome
measurements.
identified
sensor
region
optimal
configuration
measurement.
Although
testing
healthy
regular
patterns
promising
results,
further
investigation
required
bandwidth
frequency
validation
larger
groups
subjects,
patients.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: May 13, 2025
Adequate
sleep
is
crucial
for
maintaining
a
healthy
lifestyle,
and
its
deficiency
can
lead
to
various
sleep-related
disorders.
Identifying
these
disorders
early
essential
effective
treatment,
which
traditionally
relies
on
polysomnogram
(PSG)
tests.
However,
diagnosing
with
high
accuracy
based
solely
electroencephalogram
(EEG)
signals,
rather
than
using
signals
in
complex
PSG,
reduce
the
time
cost
required,
need
specialized
signal
devices,
as
well
increase
accessibility
usability.
Previous
studies
have
focused
traditional
machine
learning
(ML)
methods
such
K-Nearest
Neighbors
(KNNs),
Support
Vector
Machines
(SVMs),
ensemble
analysis.
models
require
manual
feature
extraction,
prediction
greatly
depends
type
of
extracted.
Additionally,
EEG
datasets
are
small
heterogeneous,
challenging
deep
models.
The
study
proposes
an
innovative
multi-task
convolutional
neural
network
partially
shared
structure
that
uses
frequency-time
images
generated
from
address
limitations.
proposed
technique
makes
two
predictions
non-shared
features
time-frequency
created
through
Short
Time
Fourier
Transform
(STFT)
Continuous
Wavelet
(CWT),
one
features,
final
combination
three
predictions.
weights
this
were
optimized
genetic
algorithm
Q-learning
algorithm,
aiming
minimize
loss
maximize
accuracy.
utilizes
dataset
involving
26
participants
examine
impact
Partial
Sleep
Deprivation
(PSD)
recordings.
outcomes
demonstrated
model
optimization
methods,
attained
98%
test
data
predicting
partial
deprivation.
This
automated
diagnostic
efficient
supporting
tool
rapidly
effectively
It
swiftly
precisely
evaluates
data,
minimizing
effort
required
by
patient
physician.