Catheter location determination in paediatric patients
A patient and pediatric technology, used in catheters, connecting tubes, medical science, etc., to solve problems such as incorrect placement of catheters, misplacement of catheter tips, and physical damage to internal organs of catheters
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[0053] Aspects of the present disclosure provide a system and method for receiving an electrocardiogram (ECG) signal from the tip of a catheter inserted in a pediatric patient, determining R-peaks in the ECG signal, determining P-peaks in the ECG, and using a trained machine A learning engine determines a position of the catheter in the pediatric patient based at least in part on the P-peak and the R-peak.
[0054] The heart's sinoatrial node generates electrical signals that extend through the body. An electrocardiogram (ECG) signal is a measurement of these electrical signals from the heart. EGG can be measured at various locations in the human body. In pediatric patients, such as neonates, infants, young children, children or adolescents. In smaller patients, such as newborns to young children, the distance from the heart to any other part of the body is small compared to the same distance in adults. Therefore, ECG signals can be easily detected across the patient's enti...
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