Diego Cajal, E. Gil, P. Laguna, C. Varon, D. Testelmans, B. Buyse, Chris Jensen, Rohan Hoare, R. Bailón, J. Lázaro
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Sleep apnea severity stratification by an FFT-based PPG-derived index
A new index for sleep apnea stratification is proposed. This index is based on the detection of the frequencies at which cyclic variations of the heart rate (CVHR) occur in segments with abnormal breathing. A CVHR detector is also proposed. When this detector is used, the proposed index has a correlation of r = 0.68 with the apnea-hypopnea index. The absence of correlation when the CVHR detector is not used suggests that CVHR detection is necessary for a correct evaluation. Clinical Relevance-The index is obtained from a photoplethysmography-derived signal. This is a further step in the detection and stratification of sleep disorders with minimally invasive sensors and wearables