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Remote design of a pediatric intensive care unit dashboard in time of pandemics
Année de parution: 2021To support the pediatric intensive care unit with the COVID-19 pandemic, we followed a user-centered design process to create a dashboard in a context where direct access to users was impossible. To this end, we applied contextual inquiry, user interview, requirement definition, iterative design with user validation and usability testing in a remote fashion.
Lien vers l'articleDense-Unet: a light model for lung fields segmentation in Chest X-Ray images
Année de parution: 2020Automatic and accurate lung segmentation in chest X-ray (CXR) images is fundamental for computer-aided diagnosis systems since the lung is the region of interest in many diseases and also it can reveal useful information by its contours.
Lien vers l'articleArterial Partial Pressures of Carbon Dioxide Estimation Using Non-Invasive Parameters in Mechanically Ventilated Children
Année de parution: 2020Objective: We aim to create a predictive model capable of giving a noninvasive, immediate and reliable estimate of the arterial partial pressure of carbon dioxide (PaCO2) in mechanically ventilated children with a better reliability than its estimation from end-tidal CO2 (PetCO2) and minute ventilation volume (Vmin) evolution.
Lien vers l'articleAutomatic eye localization for hospitalized infants and children using convolutional neural networks
Année de parution: 2020Reliable localization and tracking of the eye region in the pediatric hospital environment is a significant challenge for clinical decision support and patient monitoring applications. Existing work in eye localization achieves high performance on adult datasets but performs poorly in the busy pediatric hospital environment, where face appearance varies because of age, position and the presence of medical equipment.
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