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Design of liver functional reserve monitor based on three-wavelength from red light to IR.

Fuli Ye, Huimiao Zhan, Guilian Shi.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: The preoperative evaluation of liver functional reserve is very important to determine the excision of liver lobe for the patients with liver cancer. There already exist many effective evaluation methods, but these ones have many disadvantages such as large trauma, complicated process and so on.
OBJECTIVE: Therefore, it is essential to develop a fast, accurate and simple detection method of liver functional reserve for the practical application in the clinical engineering field.
METHODS: According to the principle of spectrophotometry, this paper proposes a detection method of liver functional reserve based on three-wavelength from red light to infrared light (IR), in which the artery pulse, the vein pulse and the move of tissue are taken into account.
RESULTS: By using photoelectric sensor technology and excreting experiment of indocyanine green, a minimally invasive, fast and simple testing equipment is designed in this paper.
CONCLUSIONS: The testing result shows this equipment can greatly reduce the interference from human body and ambient, realize continuous and real-time detection of arterial degree of blood oxygen saturation and liver functional reserve.

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Keywords:  Liver functional reserve; photoelectric conversion; pulse blood oxygen; three-wavelength

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Year:  2018        PMID: 29758975      PMCID: PMC6004968          DOI: 10.3233/THC-174843

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Technol Health Care        ISSN: 0928-7329            Impact factor:   1.285


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