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Using ECG signals for hypotensive episode prediction in trauma patients
Neta Rosenfeld,
Mark Last
Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering
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Trauma Patients
100%
ECG Signal
100%
Episode Prediction
100%
Vital Signs
80%
Feature Extracting
80%
Window Segmentation
80%
ECG Features
40%
Blood Pressure
20%
Early Identification
20%
Intensive Care Unit
20%
Encoder
20%
Heart Rate
20%
Leading Causes of Death
20%
Patient Data
20%
Bleeding
20%
Most Common Cause
20%
Prediction Algorithms
20%
Military
20%
Success Rate
20%
State-of-the-art Techniques
20%
Hemorrhagic Shock
20%
Multiple Organ Failure
20%
Clinical Evaluation
20%
Transformer
20%
Predictive Features
20%
Pressure Rate
20%
ECG Data
20%
Original Model
20%
Preventable Death
20%
Early Detection System
20%
Internal Bleeding
20%
Electrocardiogram Signal
20%
Feature Group
20%
Transformer Model
20%
MIMIC-III Database
20%
Convolutional Autoencoder
20%
Shock Failure
20%
Feature Importance Analysis
20%
Segmentation Prediction
20%
Segmentation Model
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Injury
100%
Electrocardiogram
100%
Vital Sign
33%
Blood Pressure
8%
Clinical Trial
8%
Intensive Care Unit
8%
Patient-Data
8%
Bleeding
8%
Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome
8%
Hemorrhagic Shock
8%
Computer Science
Extracted Feature
100%
Detection Method
25%
Early Detection
25%
Convolutional Auto-Encoder
25%
Segmentation Model
25%