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Real-time EEG-based anaesthesia monitoring using neural networks on edge-AI hardware
Background: Monitoring unconsciousness under general anaesthesia typically relies on indirect physiological indicators rather than direct measures of brain activity. This study investigates a compact, real-time electroencephalography (EEG)-based monitoring system that combines machine learning (ML)
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