International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(9), С. 3372 - 3377
Опубликована: Сен. 24, 2023
Introduction:
Intracranial
pressure
(ICP)
monitoring
has
been
used
for
decades
in
neurosurgery
and
neurology.There
are
both
invasive
non-invasive
techniques.This
article
aims
to
provide
an
overview
of
the
advantages
disadvantages
most
common
well-known
methods.Objective:
To
carry
out
a
literature
review,
based
on
PRISMA
(Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses)
methodology,
main
methods
measuring
Pressure.Methodology:
After
individually
evaluating
each
article,
analyzing
title
abstract
study
applying
inclusion
exclusion
criteria,
23
articles
were
selected.Final
considerations:
ICP
techniques
diverse.However,
before
choosing
technique
apply
intensive
care,
several
factors
need
be
taken
into
account:
accuracy
measurements
made,
cost
device,
as
well
possible
complications
mechanical
problems
associated
with
techniques.
Abstract
For
decades,
one
of
the
main
targets
in
management
severe
acute
brain
injury
(ABI)
has
been
intracranial
hypertension
(IH)
control.
However,
determination
IH
suffered
variations
its
thresholds
over
time
without
clear
evidence
for
it.
Meanwhile,
progress
understanding
content
(brain,
blood
and
cerebrospinal
fluid)
dynamics
recent
development
monitoring
techniques
suggest
that
targeting
compliance
(ICC)
could
be
a
more
reliable
approach
rather
than
guiding
actions
by
predetermined
pressure
values.
It
is
known
ICC
impairment
forecasts
IH,
as
volume
may
rapidly
increase
inside
skull,
closed
bony
box
with
derisory
expansibility.
Therefore,
an
compartmental
syndrome
(ICCS)
can
occur
deleterious
effects,
precipitating
reduction
perfusion,
thereby
inducing
ischemia.
The
present
perspective
review
aims
to
discuss
ICCS
concept
integrative
model
combination
modern
invasive
noninvasive
assessment.
theory
logic
multiple
ancillary
methods
enhance
prediction,
pointing
proactive
improving
patient
outcomes.
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(6), С. 2209 - 2209
Опубликована: Март 13, 2023
(1)
Background:
Intracranial
pressure
(ICP)
monitoring
plays
a
key
role
in
the
treatment
of
patients
intensive
care
units,
as
well
during
long-term
surgeries
and
interventions.
The
gold
standard
is
invasive
measurement
via
ventricular
drainage
or
parenchymal
probe.
In
recent
decades,
numerous
methods
for
non-invasive
have
been
evaluated
but
none
become
established
routine
clinical
practice.
aim
this
study
was
to
reflect
on
current
state
research
shed
light
relevant
techniques
future
application.
(2)
Methods:
We
performed
PubMed
search
“non-invasive
AND
ICP
(measurement
OR
monitoring)”
identified
306
results.
On
basis
these
results,
we
conducted
an
in-depth
source
analysis
identify
additional
methods.
Studies
were
analyzed
design,
patient
type
(e.g.,
infants,
adults,
shunt
patients),
statistical
evaluation
(correlation,
accuracy,
reliability),
number
included
measurements,
assessment
accuracy
reliability.
(3)
Results:
MRI-ICP
two-depth
Doppler
showed
most
potential
(and
complex
methods).
Tympanic
membrane
temperature,
diffuse
correlation
spectroscopy,
natural
resonance
frequency,
retinal
vein
approaches
also
promising.
(4)
Conclusions:
To
date,
no
convincing
evidence
supports
use
particular
method
intracranial
measurement.
However,
many
new
are
under
development.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 5, 2024
The
accurate
monitoring
of
vital
physiological
parameters,
exemplified
by
heart
rate,
respiratory
and
intracranial
pressure
(ICP),
is
paramount
importance,
particularly
for
managing
severe
cranial
injuries.
Despite
the
rapid
development
implantable
ICP
sensing
systems
over
past
decades,
they
still
suffer
from,
example,
wire
connection,
low
sensitivity,
poor
resolution,
inability
to
monitor
multiple
variables
simultaneously.
Here,
we
propose
an
ultrasensitive
multimodal
biotelemetric
system
that
amalgamates
iontronic
transducer
with
exceptional
point
(EP)
operation
signals.
proposed
can
exhibit
extraordinary
performance
regarding
detection
minuscule
fluctuation,
demonstrated
sensitivity
115.95
kHz/mmHg
resolution
down
0.003
mmHg.
Our
excels
not
only
in
quantification
levels
but
also
distinguishing
respiration
cardiac
activities
from
signals,
thereby
achieving
ICP,
respiratory,
rates
within
a
single
system.
work
may
provide
pragmatic
avenue
real-time
wireless
thus
hold
great
potential
be
extended
other
indicators.
parameters
importance.
authors
rate.
npj Digital Medicine,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
8(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 26, 2025
Abstract
Noninvasive
methods
for
intracranial
pressure
(ICP)
monitoring
have
emerged,
but
none
has
successfully
replaced
invasive
techniques.
This
observational
study
developed
and
tested
a
machine
learning
(ML)
model
to
estimate
ICP
using
waveforms
from
cranial
extensometer
device
(brain4care
[B4C]
System).
The
explored
multiple
waveform
parameters
optimize
mean
estimation.
Data
112
neurocritical
patients
with
acute
brain
injuries
were
used,
92
randomly
assigned
training
testing,
20
reserved
independent
validation.
ML
achieved
absolute
error
of
3.00
mmHg,
95%
confidence
interval
within
±7.5
mmHg.
Approximately
72%
estimates
the
validation
sample
0-4
mmHg
values.
proof-of-concept
demonstrates
that
noninvasive
estimation
via
B4C
System
is
feasible.
Prospective
studies
are
needed
validate
model’s
clinical
utility
across
diverse
settings.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 11, 2025
Abstract
Newborns
with
congenital
heart
diseases
requiring
cardiopulmonary
bypass
(CPB)
are
at
risk
of
neurodevelopmental
impairment.
The
impact
deep
hypothermia
(DH-CPB)
on
cerebrovascular
autoregulation
(CAR)
that
controls
brain
perfusion
in
the
presence
blood
pressure
variation
is
not
well
understood.
Recently,
ultrafast
power
Doppler
(UPD)
showed
potential
to
study
CAR
neonates
based
cerebral
volume
(CBV).
However,
since
relies
mainly
arterial
vasoconstriction/vasodilation,
monitoring
CBV
requires
discrimination
from
venous
CBV.
This
aims
use
UPD
combined
an
algorithm
for
arteries
and
veins
monitor
during
DH-CPB
neonates.
Transfontanellar
was
performed
two
groups
newborns:
those
undergoing
hypothermic
circulatory
arrest
(18–20
°C,
n
=
6,
“DH
group”)
full-flow
CPB
mild
(32–34
“non-DH
group”).
Blood
flow
directionality
used
differentiate
compartments
specific
regions
where
flows
exhibit
opposite
directions.
To
CAR,
a
linear
mixed
effect
model
find
association
between
mean
(MAP).
In
group”,
we
found
negative
MAP,
indicating
increase
MAP
associated
decrease
(slope
-0.020
$$\:{mmHg}^{-1}$$
,
p
0.047).
Conversely,
group”
no
significant
such
remained
stable
as
increased
(
0.314).
We
interpret
reduction
increasing
active
vasoconstriction
triggered
by
whereas
lack
DH
group
suggests
impaired
response.
Our
findings
highlight
ultrasound
imaging
intra-operative
monitoring,
paving
way
better
understanding
different
types
perfusion.