This invention relates to the field of respiratory detection technology and discloses a
system and method for assessing myocardial load in obstructive
pulmonary disease (OSA) based on multimodal physiological
signal fusion. The
system comprises: a
signal acquisition module that acquires blood
oxygen saturation, electrocardiogram (ECG), and chest
surface electrocardiogram (CTECG) signals; a window positioning and trimming module that determines candidate windows based on blood
oxygen saturation and ECG signals, extracts the
trunk vibration component of the CTECG
signal to determine trigger points, and extracts an effective excitatory sub-window; a
feature extraction module that extracts myocardial
mechanical load, ECG ischemic components, and timestamps within the sub-window, and calculates the electromechanical
delay decoupling
time difference; and an assessment and judgment module that calculates a
stress index based on the aforementioned components and
time difference, and outputs results with phenotypic classification. This invention utilizes multimodal physiological
signal fusion to extract the effective excitatory window and extract electromechanical
delay features, achieving
objective assessment and phenotypic refinement of OSA myocardial load.