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Process techniques for human thoracic electrical bio‐impedance signal in remote healthcare systems

Rahman et al., 2016

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5622470231473614792
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Rahman M
Mirza S
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Healthcare Technology Letters

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Analysis of thoracic electrical bio‐impedance (TEB) facilitates heart stroke volume in sudden cardiac arrest. This Letter proposes several efficient and computationally simplified adaptive algorithms to display high‐resolution TEB component. In a clinical environment, TEB signal …
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