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  • 2020Data-driven precision medicinecitations
  • 2018Data-driven precision medicine ecosystem - stakeholder needs and opportunitiescitations
  • 2013Biosignal processing methods to guide cardiac patients to perform safe and beneficial exercise for rehabilitationcitations
  • 2012Biosignal processing methods to guide cardiac patients to perform safe and beneficial exercise for rehabilitationcitations

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  • Ylén, Peter
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Biosignal processing methods to guide cardiac patients to perform safe and beneficial exercise for rehabilitation

  • Pärkkä, Juha
  • Gils, Mark Van
  • Kokonozi, A.
  • Merilahti, Juho
  • Chouvarda, I.
  • Michail, E.
  • Liedes, Hilkka
  • Honka, Anita
Abstract

This paper describes biosignal interpretation methods inan application to support a CAD (Coronary Artery Disease)patient during rehabilitation. The methods usephysiological signals from a wearable device (embedded ina shirt) to guide the patient through safe and beneficialexercise. The paper describes the different designconsiderations of the processing chain: signal qualityverification; on-line analysis and feedback; recoveryanalysis and exercise summary analysis. The systemcomponents have been validated: differences in heart ratebetween the device and the reference were small, ECGsignal quality estimation algorithm had high sensitivityand specificity, and the on-line feedback algorithmsperform well enough for use during exercise in practice.A study regarding the clinical usefulness of the overallsystem is carried in 2012 in the context of the EUproject Heartcycle

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  • collision-induced dissociation