Medicine and Health

A novel art of continuous noninvasive blood pressure measurement

J. Fortin, D. E. Rogge, et al.

Discover CNAP2GO, a groundbreaking method for continuous noninvasive hemodynamic monitoring, developed by Jürgen Fortin, Dorothea E Rogge, Christian Fellner, Doris Flotzinger, Julian Grond, Katja Lerche, and Bernd Saugel. This innovative system measures blood pressure with exceptional accuracy, promising to transform patient monitoring through miniaturized, wearable sensors.

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Abstract

This paper introduces CNAP2GO, an innovative method for continuous noninvasive hemodynamic monitoring. CNAP2GO directly measures blood pressure using a volume control technique (VCT), achieving high accuracy compared to invasive measurements in a clinical study of 46 surgical patients. The system self-calibrates and is designed for miniaturization into wearable sensors, potentially revolutionizing patient monitoring in various settings.

Publisher

NATURE COMMUNICATIONS

Published On

Mar 02, 2021

Authors

Jürgen Fortin, Dorothea E Rogge, Christian Fellner, Doris Flotzinger, Julian Grond, Katja Lerche, Bernd Saugel

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