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Noninvasive arterial blood pressure monitoring: By active sensor based on the principle of pulse wave compensation

The report presents the latest results of developing a new method of noninvasive continuous blood pressure monitoring. This method is based on the principle of pulse wave compensation. It is shown that sensors for such a measurement should be not only smart, but also active. In this connection, a part of introduction is devoted to the issues of expanding the concept of smart sensors to the concept of active sensors. A significant part of the report describes the technical design of the active sensor for noninvasive pressure measurement. The results of its calibration and testing are under discussion. The main section of the report is devoted to the development of software for active sensor control - its intellectual stuffing. We describe and justify a new principle of active measurement of quasi-periodic processes - pulse wave compensation based on prediction patterns. The progress achieved in research and the ways for further investigation are outlined in the conclusions.