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Fingertip Micro-Motion as a Source of Respiratory Information During Sleep Using Triaxial Accelerometers
Objective: Triaxial accelerometers (TAAs) are widely used in home care medicine. This study investigates whether TAA signals recorded at the fingertip encode respiratory information, particularly instantaneous respiratory rate (IRR) and respiratory effort, during sleep. Method: We propose an antider
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