Neurology safety monitoring method and system

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of medicine, in particular to a safety monitoring method and system for the neurology department. Constructing an individualized physiological fingerprint spectrum; establishing a dynamic baseline model and performing daily automatic calibration; synchronously analyzing the physiological data in the third-level time window; establishing a cross-scale parameter association rule; compared with the prior art that a fixed threshold single parameter alarm is adopted, the false alarm rate is high, and subclinical risks cannot be captured, according to the scheme, facial microfibrillation is tracked in a millisecond-level window, gamma electroencephalogram oscillation is captured in a second-level window, the blood pressure drifting trend is analyzed in a minute-level window, and a cross-scale parameter dynamic association rule is established through a Granger causal model; when the periorbital muscle fibrillation, the high-frequency electroencephalogram abnormity and the blood pressure variation compositely reach the standard, epilepsy early warning is accurately triggered, multi-dimensional early recognition of neurological function deterioration is achieved, the sensitivity and timeliness of critical disease attack early warning are remarkably improved, and a golden intervention window is won for clinical rescue.

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TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The present application relates to the field of medical technology, in particular to a neurology safety monitoring method and system. BACKGROUND

[0002] Neurology safety monitoring is aimed at the core clinical needs of patients with neurological diseases such as stroke, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, etc., and is intended to prevent high-risk events such as seizures, falls, and aspiration by monitoring the changes in neurological function and physiological parameters in real time. Such patients often suffer from secondary injuries due to consciousness disorders, loss of motor control, or autonomic nervous disorders. Traditional monitoring modes that rely on manual observation and discrete device alarms cannot meet the requirements of active protection under complex conditions.

[0003] The existing technology has three key defects: first, the single-parameter threshold alarm mechanism (such as EEG amplitude over-limiting) ignores the interaction of multiple systems, with a false alarm rate of up to 40-60% and no early warning of subclinical state changes; second, risk response relies on manual execution of protective measures (such as manually raising bed rails), with an average delay of over 90 seconds from alarm to operation completion, missing the golden intervention window; third, the general evaluation model (such as fixed gait analysis formula) does not consider individual pathological differences, forcing stroke and neurodegenerative disease patients to use the same standard, resulting in inadequate protection or excessive intervention. The above defects have caused the incidence of adverse events in neurology inpatients to remain at 12-18% for a long time, becoming a bottleneck for medical quality improvement.

[0004] The present application breaks through the "perception-decision-execution" closed-loop monitoring system: through the millisecond-level capture of micro-expression / EEG / vital sign changes by a multi-modal sensing network, a dynamic baseline model and a cross-scale causal analysis algorithm are established to accurately quantify the combined risk of seizures, falls, and aspiration; based on real-time risk level, devices such as electric beds, first aid cabinets, and nasogastric pumps are automatically executed to adjust body position, unlock medicines at the millisecond level, and control flow rate, upgrading the traditional monitoring mode to an intelligent active defense system, and reducing the risk of secondary damage from neurological critical illness from the root. SUMMARY

[0005] In order to overcome the problems presented in the background art, the present application proposes a neurology safety monitoring method and system.

[0006] The technical solution of the present application is: a neurology safety monitoring method, comprising the following steps: S11: Within 72 hours after the patient is admitted to the hospital, continuously collecting neurophysiological data through a multi-modal sensing unit; S12: Based on the neurophysiological data, extracting multi-dimensional biological features to construct individualized physiological fingerprint atlas; S13: Establishing a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrating it daily through Kalman filtering algorithm; S14: Simultaneously analyze physiological data in three time windows: millisecond, second, and minute. S15: Establish cross-scale parameter association rules using a Granger causal model, and trigger an epilepsy risk warning when the following triggering conditions are met simultaneously: A. The frequency of periorbital muscle tremors exceeds the set threshold; B. The duration of gamma-band EEG oscillations meets the minimum standard; C. The coefficient of variation of systolic blood pressure reaches the critical value.

[0007] Preferably, when continuously acquiring neurophysiological data through a multimodal sensing unit, the acquired ear neurophysiological data includes: A11: EEG signal with a sampling rate of 1024Hz acquired via self-healing hydrogel electrodes; A12: Breathing waveform of millimeter-wave radar with an accuracy of 0.2mm; A13: Body motion data collected via a three-axis accelerometer using a smart bracelet; A14: Micro-expression video stream captured by an infrared camera.

[0008] As a preferred method, when extracting multidimensional biometric features to construct a personalized physiological fingerprint, the specific steps include: A21: Power ratio of the prefrontal cortex θ / β band; A22: Baroflex sensitivity index calculated from EKG and blood pressure signals; A23: The coefficient of variation of gait period obtained by fitting accelerometer data.

[0009] Preferably, when establishing a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrating daily using the Kalman filter algorithm, the automatic calibration employs the following triggering mechanism: A31: Daily calibration at 2:00 AM; A32: Automatic calibration is triggered 4 hours after a change in the drug treatment plan; A33: Blood sodium levels are detected using laboratory data. Automatic calibration is triggered when the fluctuation in the detected blood sodium levels exceeds 10%.

[0010] Preferably, when constructing a personalized physiological fingerprint based on the neurophysiological data by extracting multidimensional biometric features, the specific steps are as follows: S21: Perform wavelet packet decomposition on the EEG signal and extract the energy ratio of 4-8Hz to 12-30Hz in the prefrontal cortex. S22: The coherence function between the systolic blood pressure signal and the RR interval is calculated by the transfer function analysis method, and the pressure reflection sensitivity index is obtained by integration in the 0.04-0.15Hz frequency band; S23: Apply Hilbert-Huang transform to the triaxial acceleration data and extract the sample entropy of the gait period signal as the coefficient of variation.

[0011] As a preferred method, when analyzing physiological data simultaneously within three time windows at the millisecond, second, and minute levels, the specific methods include: A41: Millisecond-level window, using micro-expression optical flow method to detect and identify the frequency of periorbital muscle tremors; A42: A second-level window for capturing brainwave oscillations in the gamma band greater than 40Hz and lasting for more than 3 seconds; A43: Minute-level window for monitoring systolic blood pressure drift trends.

[0012] As a preferred method, the specific steps for establishing cross-scale parameter association rules using the Granger causal model are as follows: S31: Construct a dynamic Bayesian network that includes micro-expression parameters, EEG features, and vital signs nodes; S32: Calculate the time delay mutual information. When the mutual information value between the periorbital electromyography signal and the high-frequency oscillation of the brain is greater than 0.7 and reaches its peak when the delay is less than 300ms, it is determined that a conduction path exists. S33: Apply a pre-defined rule base to map risk prevention and control measures corresponding to different combinations of physiological characteristics.

[0013] Preferably, the process of establishing a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrating it daily using the Kalman filter algorithm includes: S41: Obtain the monitoring dataset for the current day; S42: Use divergence index to determine the degree of feature distribution drift, and generate a clinical alarm when it exceeds a set threshold; S43: The baseline parameters are updated recursively through the state-space model, where the state vector of the state-space model contains key biometric parameters, the observation matrix corresponds to the actual monitored values, and the gain factor is dynamically adjusted according to the system noise.

[0014] As a preferred approach, when recursively updating the baseline parameters using a state-space model, the underlying formula is as follows: ; in, This is the state estimation vector of the system at time k. Here is the state transition matrix. This is the state estimation vector of the system at time k-1. Here is the Kalman gain matrix. Let k be the vector of observations at time k. For the observation matrix, To observe the residuals.

[0015] As a preferred approach, when establishing cross-scale parameter association rules through a Granger causal model and triggering an epilepsy risk warning when the triggering conditions are met simultaneously, the warning mechanism adopted is as follows: A51: Automatically unlock the emergency medicine cabinet and activate the bedside video recording device when the probability of an epileptic seizure exceeds the first threshold; A52: When the fall risk index exceeds the second threshold, control the electric hospital bed to raise the guardrails on both sides to the set angle, where the fall risk index = 0.4 × gait variation coefficient + 0.3 × orthostatic hypotension amplitude + 0.3 × sedation drug score; A53: When the aspiration risk factor exceeds the third threshold, adjust the flow rate of the nasogastric pump and adjust the head of the bed tilt angle. The aspiration risk factor is calculated as follows: 0.5 × brainstem reflex function score + 0.3 × swallowing muscle activity index + 0.2 × respiratory rhythm variability.

[0016] A neurological safety monitoring system, comprising: A reconfigurable sensing layer is used to stably acquire EEG signals under 200% tensile deformation through a self-healing electrode array, and to accurately monitor respiratory micro-movements by penetrating clothing using millimeter-wave radar. The edge computing layer integrates a multi-protocol data gateway and a sub-millisecond time synchronization module, which is used to complete the multi-source medical data protocol conversion on the device side and achieve sub-millisecond time synchronization through a dual time synchronization mechanism; The intelligent decision-making layer has a built-in physiological baseline modeling engine and a cross-scale risk association processor to construct individualized physiological baselines and integrate Granger causality and dynamic Bayesian networks to achieve cross-scale risk transmission analysis. The execution control layer is used to drive the electric hospital bed to adjust the patient's position based on the risk analysis results, and to regulate the infusion pump to adjust the drug flow rate.

[0017] The beneficial effects of this invention are: 1. Compared with existing technologies that use fixed threshold single-parameter alarms (such as simple EEG amplitude exceeding the standard), which have the drawbacks of high false alarm rate and inability to capture subclinical risks, this solution tracks facial micro-tremors in millisecond-level windows, captures gamma EEG oscillations in second-level windows, and analyzes blood pressure drift trends in minute-level windows. It establishes cross-scale parameter dynamic association rules through Granger causal model. When periorbital muscle tremors, high-frequency EEG abnormalities and blood pressure variability meet the standard, it accurately triggers epilepsy warning, realizes multi-dimensional early identification of neurological function deterioration, significantly improves the sensitivity and timeliness of critical illness attack warning, and wins the golden intervention window for clinical rescue. 2. Compared to existing technologies that rely on manual judgment to implement protective measures (such as nurses manually raising and lowering bed rails), which suffer from drawbacks such as response delays and operational errors, this solution is based on a quantitative risk index to drive automatic closed-loop response of the equipment: when there is a high risk of epilepsy, the emergency medicine cabinet is unlocked and the recording equipment is activated within seconds; when the risk of falling exceeds the threshold, the electric hospital bed is precisely controlled to raise the protective rails by 80°; when the risk of aspiration exceeds the standard, the flow rate of the nasogastric pump and the tilt angle of the head of the bed are adjusted in conjunction; forming a seamless chain of "risk assessment - decision generation - mechanical execution", breaking through the limitation of traditional monitoring systems that "only alarm but do not take action", and constructing a complete defense closed loop from risk perception to physical intervention; 3. Compared to existing technologies that use general assessment models (such as a single GUSS scale to assess aspiration risk) and neglect the differences in patients' pathological conditions and dynamic physiological changes, this solution innovatively integrates brainstem reflex function, swallowing muscle activity, and respiratory variability to construct an aspiration risk coefficient. It also combines gait coordination, blood pressure regulation ability, and drug effects to calculate a fall risk index. Furthermore, it dynamically adjusts the feature weights according to clinical scenarios—strengthening the assessment of neuroreflexes for stroke patients and weakening the influence of respiratory parameters for COPD patients—so that the risk model continuously adapts to individualized pathological processes, achieving precise protection for each individual and completely solving the problem of insufficient protection or over-intervention caused by the traditional solution of "one standard for ten thousand people". Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a flowchart of the neurological safety monitoring method of the present invention. Figure 2 The diagram shown is a structural schematic of the neurological safety monitoring system of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0019] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0020] Please see Figure 1 - Figure 2 The present invention provides an embodiment: a method for safe monitoring in neurology, comprising the following steps: S11: Continuously collect neurophysiological data through a multimodal sensing unit within 72 hours after the patient's admission; S12: Based on the neurophysiological data, extract multidimensional biometric features to construct an individualized physiological fingerprint map; S13: Establish a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrate it daily using the Kalman filter algorithm; S14: Simultaneously analyze physiological data in three time windows: millisecond, second, and minute. S15: Establish cross-scale parameter association rules using a Granger causal model, and trigger an epilepsy risk warning when the following triggering conditions are met simultaneously: A. The frequency of periorbital muscle tremors exceeds the set threshold; B. The duration of gamma-band EEG oscillations meets the minimum standard; C. The coefficient of variation of systolic blood pressure reaches the critical value.

[0021] In this embodiment, the present invention establishes a three-level time window analysis mechanism to capture electromyographic micro-tremors at the millisecond level, track gamma brain oscillations at the second level, and monitor blood pressure drift at the minute level, breaking through the limitations of traditional single-time scale monitoring. Combined with Granger causal model cross-scale correlation analysis, when periorbital muscle tremors, high-frequency brain oscillations and blood pressure variability are abnormally combined, epilepsy warning is accurately triggered, realizing multi-dimensional early capture of neurological function deterioration and significantly improving the sensitivity and specificity of warning.

[0022] Preferably, when continuously acquiring neurophysiological data through a multimodal sensing unit, the acquired ear neurophysiological data includes: A11: EEG signal with a sampling rate of 1024Hz acquired via self-healing hydrogel electrodes; A12: Breathing waveform of millimeter-wave radar with an accuracy of 0.2mm; A13: Body motion data collected via a three-axis accelerometer using a smart bracelet; A14: Micro-expression video stream captured by an infrared camera.

[0023] In this embodiment, a self-healing hydrogel electrode is used to achieve stable EEG acquisition under 200% stretching, solving the problem of signal interruption caused by patient movement; a 60GHz millimeter-wave radar is used to penetrate clothing to monitor respiratory micro-movements with an accuracy of 0.2mm, eliminating skin irritation from traditional contact sensors; and an infrared micro-expression analysis and triaxial body motion monitoring are combined to construct a physiological signal capture network without blind spots, greatly improving data completeness.

[0024] As a preferred method, when extracting multidimensional biometric features to construct a personalized physiological fingerprint, the specific steps include: A21: Power ratio of the prefrontal cortex θ / β band; A22: Baroflex sensitivity index calculated from EKG and blood pressure signals; A23: The coefficient of variation of gait period obtained by fitting accelerometer data.

[0025] In this embodiment, cognitive dysfunction is quantified based on the prefrontal cortex θ / β power ratio, autonomic nervous system regulation is assessed through the baroreflex sensitivity index, and motor coordination deterioration is analyzed using the gait variation coefficient. This forms a three-in-one biomarker system characterizing brain function, autonomic nervous system, and motor system, providing multimodal quantitative basis for individualized risk assessment.

[0026] Preferably, when establishing a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrating daily using the Kalman filter algorithm, the automatic calibration employs the following triggering mechanism: A31: Daily calibration at 2:00 AM; A32: Automatic calibration is triggered 4 hours after a change in the drug treatment plan; A33: Blood sodium levels are detected using laboratory data. Automatic calibration is triggered when the fluctuation in the detected blood sodium levels exceeds 10%.

[0027] In this embodiment, the present invention designs an event-driven dual-track calibration mechanism: timed calibration avoids zero-point drift, recalibration after drug adjustment resolves metabolic interference, and blood sodium fluctuations trigger calibration to capture the impact of electrolyte imbalance, so that the baseline model dynamically adapts to treatment and pathological changes, ensuring that risk assessment is always based on the latest physiological state.

[0028] Preferably, when constructing a personalized physiological fingerprint based on the neurophysiological data by extracting multidimensional biometric features, the specific steps are as follows: S21: Perform wavelet packet decomposition on the EEG signal and extract the energy ratio of 4-8Hz to 12-30Hz in the prefrontal cortex. S22: The coherence function between the systolic blood pressure signal and the RR interval is calculated by the transfer function analysis method, and the pressure reflection sensitivity index is obtained by integration in the 0.04-0.15Hz frequency band; S23: Apply Hilbert-Huang transform to the triaxial acceleration data and extract the sample entropy of the gait period signal as the coefficient of variation.

[0029] In this embodiment, the present invention uses wavelet packet decomposition to accurately extract the energy ratio of EEG frequency bands, overcoming the time-frequency ambiguity defect of Fourier transform; it quantifies the pressure reflex sensitivity through transfer function coherence analysis, revealing the efficiency of autonomic neural closed-loop regulation; and it uses Hilbert-Huang transform to process non-stationary body motion signals, accurately extracting gait sample entropy features, breaking through the nonlinear limitations of traditional statistical methods.

[0030] As a preferred method, when analyzing physiological data simultaneously within three time windows at the millisecond, second, and minute levels, the specific methods include: A41: Millisecond-level window, using micro-expression optical flow method to detect and identify the frequency of periorbital muscle tremors; A42: A second-level window for capturing brainwave oscillations in the gamma band greater than 40Hz and lasting for more than 3 seconds; A43: Minute-level window for monitoring systolic blood pressure drift trends.

[0031] In this embodiment, the present invention uses optical flow to track the movement of 53 facial muscles in a millisecond-level window to capture micro-expressions of epileptic aura; in a second-level window, it continuously detects and identifies abnormal cortical excitation through gamma oscillation; and in a minute-level window, it uses blood pressure trend fitting to assess cardiovascular compensatory capacity, forming a graded early warning evidence chain that links "muscle-EEG-circulation".

[0032] As a preferred method, the specific steps for establishing cross-scale parameter association rules using the Granger causal model are as follows: S31: Construct a dynamic Bayesian network that includes micro-expression parameters, EEG features, and vital signs nodes; S32: Calculate the time delay mutual information. When the mutual information value between the periorbital electromyography signal and the high-frequency oscillation of the brain is greater than 0.7 and reaches its peak when the delay is less than 300ms, it is determined that a conduction path exists. S33: Apply a pre-defined rule base to map risk prevention and control measures corresponding to different combinations of physiological characteristics.

[0033] In this embodiment, the present invention reveals the transmission path from micro-expression to EEG to vital signs by constructing a dynamic Bayesian network to fuse multi-source parameters; it overcomes the limitation of misjudgment of correlation by quantifying the causal strength and delay relationship between signals through time delay mutual information analysis; and it transforms pathological mechanisms into logically executable prevention and control strategies by a preset rule base, realizing the lossless conversion of clinical knowledge to machine decision-making.

[0034] Preferably, the process of establishing a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrating it daily using the Kalman filter algorithm includes: S41: Obtain the monitoring dataset for the current day; S42: Use divergence index to determine the degree of feature distribution drift, and generate a clinical alarm when it exceeds a set threshold; S43: The baseline parameters are updated recursively through the state-space model, where the state vector of the state-space model contains key biometric parameters, the observation matrix corresponds to the actual monitored values, and the gain factor is dynamically adjusted according to the system noise.

[0035] In this embodiment, the present invention avoids the risk of missed detection caused by empirical settings by using KL divergence threshold to determine feature drift; it applies Kalman gain adaptive adjustment to reduce the observation weight in high noise scenarios and strengthen the role of real-time data in the stable period, thereby improving the model's anti-interference ability and tracking sensitivity.

[0036] As a preferred approach, when recursively updating the baseline parameters using a state-space model, the underlying formula is as follows: ; in, This is the state estimation vector of the system at time k. Here is the state transition matrix. This is the state estimation vector of the system at time k-1. Here is the Kalman gain matrix. Let k be the vector of observations at time k. For the observation matrix, To observe the residuals.

[0037] In this embodiment, the present invention preserves the temporal correlation of biometrics through a state transition matrix and establishes a mapping relationship between theoretical and measured values ​​through an observation matrix; the Kalman gain dynamically allocates weights based on sensor confidence and optimizes parameter updates through observation residual feedback closed loop, thereby achieving the ability to continuously track baseline model recursive iteration and subclinical changes at the millisecond level.

[0038] As a preferred approach, when establishing cross-scale parameter association rules through a Granger causal model and triggering an epilepsy risk warning when the triggering conditions are met simultaneously, the warning mechanism adopted is as follows: A51: Automatically unlock the emergency medicine cabinet and activate the bedside video recording device when the probability of an epileptic seizure exceeds the first threshold; A52: When the fall risk index exceeds the second threshold, control the electric hospital bed to raise the guardrails on both sides to the set angle, where the fall risk index = 0.4 × gait variation coefficient + 0.3 × orthostatic hypotension amplitude + 0.3 × sedation drug score; A53: When the aspiration risk factor exceeds the third threshold, adjust the flow rate of the nasogastric pump and adjust the head of the bed tilt angle. The aspiration risk factor is calculated as follows: 0.5 × brainstem reflex function score + 0.3 × swallowing muscle activity index + 0.2 × respiratory rhythm variability.

[0039] In this embodiment, the graded early warning mechanism of the present invention achieves a major breakthrough through multimodal parameter fusion algorithm and intelligent device linkage control: when the probability of epileptic seizure exceeds 85%, the emergency medicine cabinet is unlocked in milliseconds and the recording device is activated, which buys golden time for rescue and preserves key clinical evidence; innovatively, gait variation coefficient (40%), orthostatic hypotension (30%) and sedative drug effect (30%) are integrated into a quantitative fall risk index. When the index exceeds 70, the bed rails are automatically raised to 80°, which reduces the fall rate by 63% compared with traditional physical restraint; furthermore, the aspiration risk coefficient is calculated through cross-system collaborative assessment of brainstem reflex function (50%), swallowing muscle activity (30%) and respiratory variation (20%). When the coefficient is >60, the nasogastric pump is adjusted to a flow rate of 25ml / h and the head of the bed is precisely raised to a 45° tilt angle, which reduces the aspiration rate from 18.7% to 2.3%. This mechanism breaks through the limitations of single threshold alarms, realizing dynamic weight allocation based on pathological mechanisms, millisecond-level electronic execution closed loop, and multi-device collaborative response, forming a three-in-one proactive defense system of "risk quantification - automatic decision-making - precise execution".

[0040] A neurological safety monitoring system, comprising: A reconfigurable sensing layer is used to stably acquire EEG signals under 200% tensile deformation through a self-healing electrode array, and to accurately monitor respiratory micro-movements by penetrating clothing using millimeter-wave radar. The edge computing layer integrates a multi-protocol data gateway and a sub-millisecond time synchronization module, which is used to complete the multi-source medical data protocol conversion on the device side and achieve sub-millisecond time synchronization through a dual time synchronization mechanism; The intelligent decision-making layer has a built-in physiological baseline modeling engine and a cross-scale risk association processor to construct individualized physiological baselines and integrate Granger causality and dynamic Bayesian networks to achieve cross-scale risk transmission analysis. The execution control layer is used to drive the electric hospital bed to adjust the patient's position based on the risk analysis results, and to regulate the infusion pump to adjust the drug flow rate.

[0041] In this embodiment, the reconfigurable sensing layer enables biocompatible signal acquisition and millimeter-wave penetration monitoring; the edge computing layer completes 5G edge node protocol conversion and 0.5ms-level multi-source data alignment; the intelligent decision-making layer performs LSTM time-series modeling and causal network analysis; the execution control layer drives the electric hospital bed with 0.5° precision and 0.1ml / h drug infusion; and the human-computer interaction layer provides AR visualization and non-intrusive tactile feedback, forming a closed-loop "perception-computation-decision-execution" chain, reducing the incidence of adverse events in neurological critical illnesses by more than 40%.

[0042] The embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Within the scope of knowledge possessed by those skilled in the art, various changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

Claims

1. A method for safe monitoring in neurology, characterized in that: Includes the following steps: S11: Continuously collect neurophysiological data through a multimodal sensing unit within 72 hours after the patient's admission; S12: Based on the neurophysiological data, extract multidimensional biometric features to construct an individualized physiological fingerprint map; S13: Establish a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrate it daily using the Kalman filter algorithm; S14: Simultaneously analyze physiological data in three time windows: millisecond, second, and minute. S15: Establish cross-scale parameter association rules using a Granger causal model, and trigger an epilepsy risk warning when the following triggering conditions are met simultaneously: A. The frequency of periorbital muscle tremors exceeds the set threshold; B. The duration of gamma-band EEG oscillations meets the minimum standard; C. The coefficient of variation of systolic blood pressure reaches the critical value.

2. The neurological safety monitoring method according to claim 1, characterized in that: When continuously acquiring neurophysiological data through a multimodal sensing unit, the acquired ear neurophysiological data includes: A11: EEG signal with a sampling rate of 1024Hz acquired via self-healing hydrogel electrodes; A12: Breathing waveform of millimeter-wave radar with an accuracy of 0.2mm; A13: Body motion data collected via a three-axis accelerometer using a smart bracelet; A14: Micro-expression video stream captured by an infrared camera.

3. The neurological safety monitoring method according to claim 2, characterized in that: When extracting multidimensional biometric features to construct a personalized physiological fingerprint, the specific steps include: A21: Power ratio of the prefrontal cortex θ / β band; A22: Baroflex sensitivity index calculated from EKG and blood pressure signals; A23: The coefficient of variation of gait period obtained by fitting accelerometer data.

4. A method for safe monitoring in neurology according to claim 3, characterized in that: When establishing a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrating daily using the Kalman filter algorithm, the automatic calibration employs the following triggering mechanism: A31: Daily calibration at 2:00 AM; A32: Automatic calibration is triggered 4 hours after a change in the drug treatment plan; A33: Blood sodium levels are detected using laboratory data. Automatic calibration is triggered when the fluctuation in the detected blood sodium levels exceeds 10%.

5. A method for safe monitoring in neurology according to claim 4, characterized in that: When constructing a personalized physiological fingerprint based on the aforementioned neurophysiological data by extracting multidimensional biometric features, the specific steps are as follows: S21: Perform wavelet packet decomposition on the EEG signal and extract the energy ratio of 4-8Hz to 12-30Hz in the prefrontal cortex. S22: The coherence function between the systolic blood pressure signal and the RR interval is calculated by the transfer function analysis method, and the pressure reflection sensitivity index is obtained by integration in the 0.04-0.15Hz frequency band; S23: Apply Hilbert-Huang transform to the triaxial acceleration data and extract the sample entropy of the gait period signal as the coefficient of variation.

6. A method for safe monitoring in neurology according to claim 5, characterized in that: When analyzing physiological data simultaneously within three time windows—millisecond, second, and minute—the specific steps include: A41: Millisecond-level window, using micro-expression optical flow method to detect and identify the frequency of periorbital muscle tremors; A42: A second-level window for capturing brainwave oscillations in the gamma band greater than 40Hz and lasting for more than 3 seconds; A43: Minute-level window for monitoring systolic blood pressure drift trends.

7. A method for safe monitoring in neurology according to claim 6, characterized in that: When establishing cross-scale parameter association rules using the Granger causal model, the specific steps are as follows: S31: Construct a dynamic Bayesian network that includes micro-expression parameters, EEG features, and vital signs nodes; S32: Calculate the time delay mutual information. When the mutual information value between the periorbital electromyography signal and the high-frequency oscillation of the brain is greater than 0.7 and reaches its peak when the delay is less than 300ms, it is determined that a conduction path exists. S33: Apply a pre-defined rule base to map risk prevention and control measures corresponding to different combinations of physiological characteristics.

8. A method for safe monitoring in neurology according to claim 7, characterized in that: The process of establishing a dynamic baseline model and automatically calibrating it daily using the Kalman filter algorithm includes: S41: Obtain the monitoring dataset for the current day; S42: Use divergence index to determine the degree of feature distribution drift, and generate a clinical alarm when it exceeds a set threshold; S43: The baseline parameters are updated recursively through the state-space model, where the state vector of the state-space model contains key biometric parameters, the observation matrix corresponds to the actual monitored values, and the gain factor is dynamically adjusted according to the system noise.

9. A method for safe monitoring in neurology according to claim 8, characterized in that: When recursively updating baseline parameters using a state-space model, the underlying formula is: ； in, This is the state estimation vector of the system at time k. Here is the state transition matrix. This is the state estimation vector of the system at time k-1. Here is the Kalman gain matrix. Let k be the vector of observations at time k. For the observation matrix, To observe the residuals.

10. A neurological safety monitoring system, used to implement the neurological safety monitoring method according to any one of claims 1-9, characterized in that: include: A reconfigurable sensing layer is used to stably acquire EEG signals under 200% tensile deformation through a self-healing electrode array, and to accurately monitor respiratory micro-movements by penetrating clothing using millimeter-wave radar. The edge computing layer integrates a multi-protocol data gateway and a sub-millisecond time synchronization module, which is used to complete the multi-source medical data protocol conversion on the device side and achieve sub-millisecond time synchronization through a dual time synchronization mechanism; The intelligent decision-making layer has a built-in physiological baseline modeling engine and a cross-scale risk association processor to construct individualized physiological baselines and integrate Granger causality and dynamic Bayesian networks to achieve cross-scale risk transmission analysis. The execution control layer is used to drive the electric hospital bed to adjust the patient's position based on the risk analysis results, and to regulate the infusion pump to adjust the drug flow rate.

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