使用 Biolight Analog SpO2 进行外周血氧饱和度监测时的运动阻力与 Masimo SpO2 的比较:非劣效性研究。

IF 2.3 3区 医学 Q2 ANESTHESIOLOGY
Ting Yang, Yong Liu, FengHua Cai, Yong Li, Muhammad Saqib Mudabbar
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摘要

背景:脉搏血氧仪对评估血氧水平至关重要,但在患者运动时会产生不准确的读数,从而导致误报和报警疲劳。与数字传感器相比,使用模拟波形过滤运动伪影的模拟 SpO2 技术可提高准确性。然而,该技术在临床环境中减少误报的效果仍不明确。本研究评估并比较了市场上两种设备的模拟 SpO2 技术的运动阻力:方法:30 名健康成年人使用两种脉搏血氧仪进行了对照实验(对照、线性运动、角度运动)。线性运动测试手部位移的冲击力,而角度运动测试手部以 120 bpm 和 160 bpm 的速度有节奏地运动:结果:两种设备在 "对照组 "中的表现相似,均未出现中断。在线性运动中,出现了轻微干扰,但 SpO2 读数或警报没有明显差异。在 120 bpm 时,角度运动表现稳定,没有警报。在 160 bpm 时,设备 B(Biolight 模拟 SpO2)的技术警报少于设备 A(Masimo 模拟 SpO2),但 SpO2 警报多于设备 A:模拟 SpO2 在 120 bpm 和 160 bpm 的静态、线性和连续摆动角度运动下都表现出运动阻力,但在 160 bpm 的连续敲击角度运动下会出现警报。这些发现表明这两种设备在临床环境中均无劣势。进一步的研究应包括心血管和/或呼吸系统疾病患者:该研究已提交 Biolight 伦理委员会(S0723)并获得批准,所有参与者均已获得知情同意书。
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Motion resistance in peripheral oxygen saturation monitoring using Biolight Analog SpO2 compared to Masimo SpO2: a non-inferiority study.

Background: Pulse oximeters are vital for assessing blood oxygen levels but can produce inaccurate readings during patient motion, leading to false alarms and alarm fatigue. Analog SpO2 Technology, which uses analog waveforms to filter motion artifacts, may improve accuracy compared to digital sensors. However, the effectiveness of this technology in reducing false alarms in clinical settings remains unclear. This study assesses and compares the motion resistance of Analog SpO2 Technology of two devices in the market.

Methods: Thirty healthy adults underwent controlled experiments (Control, Linear Motion, Angular Motion) using two pulse oximeters. Linear Motion tested hand displacement impact, while Angular Motion involved rhythmic hand motions at 120 bpm and 160 bpm.

Results: Both devices performed similarly in Control, with no disruptions. In Linear Motion, mild disruptions occurred, but no significant differences in SpO2 readings or alarms. Angular Motion at 120 bpm showed stability with no alarms. At 160 bpm, Device B (Biolight Analog SpO2) had fewer technical alarms but more SpO2 alarms than Device A (Masimo Analog SpO2).

Conclusions: Analog SpO2 exhibited motion resistance under static, linear and continuous waving angular motion up to 120 bpm and 160 bpm, but alarms occurred at 160 bpm with continuous tapping angular motion. These findings signify non-inferiority of either device in clinical settings. Further studies should include patients with cardiovascular and/or respiratory diseases.

Trial registration: The study was submitted to and approved by the Biolight Ethics Committee (S0723), and written informed consent from all participants was obtained.

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BMC Anesthesiology
BMC Anesthesiology ANESTHESIOLOGY-
CiteScore
3.50
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4.50%
发文量
349
审稿时长
>12 weeks
期刊介绍: BMC Anesthesiology is an open access, peer-reviewed journal that considers articles on all aspects of anesthesiology, critical care, perioperative care and pain management, including clinical and experimental research into anesthetic mechanisms, administration and efficacy, technology and monitoring, and associated economic issues.
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