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Extraction of BIS™ index sub-parameters in different anesthetic and sedative levels

Extraction of BIS™ index sub-parameters in different anesthetic and sedative levels
Extraction of BIS™ index sub-parameters in different anesthetic and sedative levels
Monitoring the depth of anesthesia is important to prevent undesirable events during surgery. According to direct effect of anesthetic drugs on synaptic activity of neurons and after presentation of anesthesia depth monitor (BIS) in 1996, there was a great interest on electroencephalogram analysis to investigate depth of anesthesia. Now there are large numbers of methods and algorithms in this field and every new method is compared with BIS index. BIS algorithm is based on three sub-parameters including time, frequency and higher order statistics domain parameters but the detailed algorithm is not in the public domain. In this paper, proper methods are presented for calculating three sub-parameters. Results of applying these methods to collected clinical data are presented. Efficiency of these methods will be evaluated based on appropriate statistical analysis.
BIS index, depth of anesthesia, electroencephalogram, higher order spectra
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Ahmadi, Behzad
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Negahbani, Ehsan
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Amirfattahi, Rasoul
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Zaghari, Bahareh
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Ahmadi, Behzad, Negahbani, Ehsan, Amirfattahi, Rasoul and Zaghari, Bahareh (2008) Extraction of BIS™ index sub-parameters in different anesthetic and sedative levels. 9th International Conference on Signal Processing (ICSP2008), Beijing, China. 4 pp . (doi:10.1109/ICOSP.2008.4697697).

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Monitoring the depth of anesthesia is important to prevent undesirable events during surgery. According to direct effect of anesthetic drugs on synaptic activity of neurons and after presentation of anesthesia depth monitor (BIS) in 1996, there was a great interest on electroencephalogram analysis to investigate depth of anesthesia. Now there are large numbers of methods and algorithms in this field and every new method is compared with BIS index. BIS algorithm is based on three sub-parameters including time, frequency and higher order statistics domain parameters but the detailed algorithm is not in the public domain. In this paper, proper methods are presented for calculating three sub-parameters. Results of applying these methods to collected clinical data are presented. Efficiency of these methods will be evaluated based on appropriate statistical analysis.

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Published date: 26 October 2008
Venue - Dates: 9th International Conference on Signal Processing (ICSP2008), Beijing, China, 2008-10-26
Keywords: BIS index, depth of anesthesia, electroencephalogram, higher order spectra
Organisations: Dynamics Group, EEE

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Local EPrints ID: 352996
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/352996
ISBN: 978-1-4244-2179-4
PURE UUID: cecb74a8-6c37-41f3-b908-10211bbee722

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Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 13:59

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Author: Behzad Ahmadi
Author: Ehsan Negahbani
Author: Rasoul Amirfattahi
Author: Bahareh Zaghari

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