Development of Real-Time Methods for Calculating Cardiointervalograms for Estimating the State of the Cardiovascular System Using a Single Photoplethysmogram Signal
A. V. Kurbako, V. V. Skazkina, E. Borovkova, A. Karavaev
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Abstract
We have developed four real-time methods for calculating a cardiointervalogram from a photoplethysmogram signal to calculate the total percentage of phase synchronization for estimating the state of the cardiovascular system. The methods were compared with the classical method of calculating a cardiointervalogram from an electrocardiogram signal using signals recorded from healthy volunteers and patients with COVID-19.