Sticky neck sensor could sound alarm on opioid overdose risk
NCT ID NCT06442488
Summary
This study tested a small, wireless sensor that sticks to the neck to monitor breathing. Researchers wanted to see if it could accurately measure breathing rate and detect pauses in breathing, especially in noisy environments like hospitals. The goal is to create a better tool to warn doctors early if a patient's breathing becomes dangerously slow, which can happen with strong pain medications like opioids.
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Thomas Jefferson University
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19107, United States
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