Analysis of eeg signals to detect hypoglycaemia
A hypoglycemia and signal technology, which is applied in the field of analyzing EEG signals to detect hypoglycemia, can solve the problems of not describing the specific methods of obtaining or analyzing EEG signals, and not giving them
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[0041] We will describe a preferred embodiment of the invention in which a single channel EEG signal is processed for the detection of hypoglycemia. However, the protocol described below is easily modified to use multiple electrodes to acquire EEG signals. When multiple electrodes are used, their signals can be averaged to obtain more robust evidence. Alternatively, inconsistencies in their signals can be used to identify the occurrence of artifacts such as EMG artifacts by using Independent Component Analysis (ICA) or other machine learning methods. This single-channel EEG signal can be obtained from a single EEG measurement electrode and a ground or reference electrode, at figure 1 is shown schematically as box 10 in . These may be located on the patient's scalp or, more preferably, implanted under the scalp on the outside of the skull. As an alternative to subcutaneous implantation, they can be implanted under the skull. When located outside the skull, at least preferre...
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