Comprehensive Biotechnical System for Screening Risk-based Diagnosis of COVID-19 and Post-COVID Syndrome.

Q3 Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Journal of Electrical Bioimpedance Pub Date : 2022-09-09 eCollection Date: 2022-01-01 DOI:10.2478/joeb-2022-0008
Vladimir Savostyanov, Alexander Kobelev, Ivan Kudashov
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At present, there are no hardware or biochemical systems that allow to assess the severity of post-COVID syndrome in vivo. The hardware of the proposed biotechnical system is based on routine transthoracic electrical impedance rheography, which makes it possible to register the frequency characteristics of the patient's bioimpedance response to controlled stress stimulation, thereby simultaneously fixing the characteristics of his productive heart, the state of the hemomicrocirculatory bed, the efficiency of the gas transport function of his blood, and also reliably assess personal reactivity and adaptive potential. Subsequent mathematical approximation of the obtained biometric data by an original neural network makes it possible to rank the results obtained and automatically generate a program of medical rehabilitation for a particular patient, depending on the severity of his post-COVID syndrome. The study results proved two reliable physiological signs confirming the presence of latent post-COVID complications: a decrease in the base impedance value for light exercise and an increase in the length of the systolic arc of the rheocardiogram.

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基于风险诊断的COVID-19和COVID-19后综合征筛查综合生物技术系统
目前,还没有硬件或生化系统可以在体内评估covid - 19后综合征的严重程度。所提出的生物技术系统的硬件是基于常规经胸电阻抗流变学,这使得记录患者对受控应激刺激的生物阻抗反应的频率特性成为可能,从而同时固定他的生产心脏的特性、血液微循环床的状态、血液的气体输送功能的效率、并可靠地评估个人的反应能力和适应潜力。随后,通过原始神经网络对获得的生物特征数据进行数学近似,可以对获得的结果进行排序,并根据特定患者后冠状病毒综合征的严重程度自动生成医疗康复计划。研究结果证实了两个可靠的生理信号,证实了潜在的covid - 19后并发症的存在:轻度运动时的基础阻抗值下降和收缩弧长度增加。
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Journal of Electrical Bioimpedance
Journal of Electrical Bioimpedance Engineering-Biomedical Engineering
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