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Long Term Vital Parameter Monitoring (LAVIMO)
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the feasibility of non-intrusive 24 hours non-invasive measurements with minimized LAVIMO sensor system. The LAVIMO-system is a photoplethysmographic device for reflective mode measurements of the optical damping upper skin layers inside of the ear canal at two different wave lengths. It consists of the in-ear sensor, the electronics and a PC. Vital signs parameter like heart rate, heart rate variability, breathing and arterial blood oxygenation are monitored in patients with sleep apnoea and compared to measurements of standard polysomnography of these patients during one night in the sleep laboratory.
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