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thing everyone so i'm very excited just burst into our study
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which is about a new not thought of as of agree on
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observation to i guess streak feeding tube that has monitoring function
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so it is is a pilot study that's took place at the university hospital in boston
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and inclusion criteria for preterm infants a bit taken station no h. or post conception no age
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of over to to to beat a dead were in need of a gastric feeding tube
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in these infants replaced a regular guest checked u. bit a menu to that is
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a six french guys to do which is equipped with multiple electric electrodes
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the chip was originally developed for the gnarly
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adjusted vented atari assist shortly caught now
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so on the five days we took measurements over does
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to you that was attached to an amplifier
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simultaneously week actually reference signal for that we attach
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three additional surface electrodes to the inference arses
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and c. d.s um electrodes are also attached to the amplifier
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also we money toward the standard monitoring data of c. n. n. y. c. you
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then we we surely analyst are captured sick notes by the visual and i think we
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had a customised software and with this software we chose of every hour of measurement
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um three different categories of um of the signals
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so we divide it it in um as a faggot signals that pair of very good quality
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as of august signals denver of not so good quality and also
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to spend that money during that was not of good quality
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so moving on to the results we were able to include thirteen preterm infants
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with a mean guy station all age of thirty two weeks thirty two weeks
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we took a thirty five measurements that lit to
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over three hundred segments of these ten minutes
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in each category that i was explaining before that means that we
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were able to compare over four hundred channels thousands of heartbeats
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so
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and this figure you see now um the signals that we captured
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we have to testify got sickness eight four eight electrons and the upper part the
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most proximal electrode on the on the part the most distant an extra out
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then we have our reference signal which was captured by these surface electrons and we
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have to standard monitoring data in the lower part also if the numeric sed
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um on the first state uh now we see the comparison off
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the heart rate extraction we compared the pacific i leads
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with the standard money touring or reference verges a surface electrodes so
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you see that in d. nice is that okay uh um
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uh signals we have a very high sensitivity and also a very high positive predictive value that
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means out of one thousand heartbeats we have only three heartbeats that were falsely detect
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if we take a look at the park quality segments of the pacific out and also the standard monitoring
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we have the decreasing often sensitivity at the positive predictive value which is comparable
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now on this figures greasy at the devaluation of
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these falsely detected heartbeat so we have here
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the time and we have here the amount and we see that indian nicely
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uh signals of to justify gas we have very few um falsely detected
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um heart beats and the most of them are in between of one sec
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second so imagining a child who has a heartbeat of one hundred fifty per minute
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this is not prevalent for a capturing sporadic idea or a relevant topic here also we have
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um on the uh uh but i'm not so good um the signals
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i'm more variations but also in the amount if you have in mind the
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disease or over four hundred thousand heartbeats i'm not so much deviations
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so in conclusion we could show that it is possible and it is also
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safe to extract the heart rate over i guess trick feeding tube
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and we could show would at the um results are
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comparable to the today's standards monitoring down stuff
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so if we look further into the future um we are now and
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trying to do the same um extraction with the respiratory rate
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l. c. c. on this site we haven't nicely respiratory um
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signal in the more distant part of the electrodes
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also and we were able to extract swallowing um p. x. still here
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you see a paris tells the slave going to justify cost
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starting proximal going more the style so we're able to visualise and swallowing next
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so if we matching that we would be able to
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continuously um one it or uh swallowing briefing coordination
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this kind of marie towering that we are looking at it's really interesting
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thank you for your
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thank you for this very interesting and i'm just a presentation
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about a new tune yeah it is there any questions
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yes i use a play
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need to make sure you two will look at position or is it the same for standard notice you too
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should we checked it by looking at the morning tar um according to you uh electrode
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changing the are complex is so you can verify it to the eating of the of the two
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but your much
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uh_huh
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the vision
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