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Current situation and research prospect of home monitoring technology for cardiovascular system

Xiaowei Qu, Siyu Lu, Tong Zhang, Yilin Song

Article ID: 1907
Vol 4, Issue 1, 2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54517/ccr.v4i1.1907
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Abstract

Cardiovascular disease has become the leading cause of death in China. Home medical monitoring of cardiovascular circulatory system (cardiovascular system for short) is of great significance for the early detection, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Physiological parameters of the cardiovascular system mainly include blood pressure, cardiac output, blood glucose content, blood oxygen saturation, ECG, respiration, etc. These physiological parameters need long-term daily monitoring to find the abnormalities and changes of the system. Therefore, home medical monitoring is necessary. This paper reviews the current situation of home monitoring technology for the main parameters of cardiovascular system in recent years, and prospects its future research trend.

Keywords

cardiovascular system; cardiovascular disease; household monitoring; medical instruments; research prospect

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