Designing a Cerebral Blood Monitoring Instrument Based on Virtual Instrument Technology

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A kind of non-invasive impedance cerebral blood monitor is designed on the basis of virtual instrument technology. The system realized the real-time collection and disposal of two-channel cerebral blood signals. Admittance encephaloloop (AEL) was composed of admittance encephalogram (AEG) and admittance differential encephaloloop (ADEG), and the parameters which reflected cirrhosis of cerebral arteries included drag index, elastic index, pouring index, fast inflow phase index and so on, which were calculated by AEL. The instrument can detect dual cerebral blood wave of the patients with real-time and dynamic stabilization. Non-invasive impedance cerebral blood monitor can detect difference between cerebrovascular patients and normal persons. It provides a convenient method for researching, preventing and epidemiological studies of cerebrovascular diseases in our country.

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