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Virtual Instrumentation Based Fetal Ecg Extraction
Virtual Instrumentation Based Fetal Ecg Extraction
Virtual Instrumentation Based Fetal Ecg Extraction
VIRTUAL INSTRUMENTATION
BASED FETAL ECG EXTRACTION
PRESENTED BY:
ASWIN P
Reg no:14210385
INTRODUCTION
Biomedical signal processing involves the
analysis of bio signals to provide vital
information
we can potentially determine the state of a
patient's
health
measurements
using
non-invasive
BLOCK DIAGRAM
WORKING
Initialising a gel rubbed on the stomach of the
patient(mother)
Then the electrodes are placed correctly on the
patients stomach
The signals from the electrodes are firstly sent to the
WORKING
Then the signals are passed through the channel selection
block
this block selects the signal that required and the selected
signal is transmitted to the ECG
ECG analyser calculate the signal algorithmically &
mathematically
Then it transmitted to display unit, and displays the
readings
FECG Parameters
For a fetus with a gestational age between 32 to 41
DATABASE AND
METHODOLOGY
Two datasets were used
the Physio Net 2013 challenge dataset (set-a)
which contained four abdominal signals
second database, contained four abdominal
signals and a direct signal acquired from the
scalp electrode.
DATABASE AND
METHODOLOGY
FLOW CHART
PRE-PROCESSING
Pre-processing was performed to make the
data independent and thus ready for ICA, PCA
was used
PRE-PROCESSING
After PCA, to check if the PCA made the data
independent, the Whiteness Test block was
used
PROCESSING
The TSA ICA block available within the
Advanced Signal Processing Toolkit in Lab
VIEW was used
ADVANTAGES
It can be useful for parallel monitoring of
mothers health
It saves your time
Create your own test & measurement virtual rack
Algorithm parameter increases the systems
efficiency
DISADVANTAGES
Some time it does not estimate the exact
baseline value
Its precision is limited by the number of
classes
It is difficult to extract fetal R-peaks in noisy
background
Require a large number of recorded leads to
reach reliable FECG extraction
APPLICATION
Medical diagnosis
Biomedical research
Hardware implementation
End user application
CONCLUSIONS
The accuracy of the method used in this paper is
acquisition techniques
The pre-processing cut off frequencies will have
to be altered accordingly.
REFERENCES
Biomedical Signal Processing Available from:
http://www.embs.org/
Behar J, Oster J, Clifford GD. Non-invasive
FECG extraction from a set of abdominal
sensors.
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