A Review of Photoplethysmography-based Physiological Measurement and Estimation, Part 2: Multi-input Methods
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Abstract
Photoplethysmography can be used to estimate many physiological parameters based on features extracted from the measured waveform. Following the single parameter estimations that have been reviewed in part 1 of this paper, we here review methods where the waveform is used in conjunction with other measured physiological signals. Being a low-cost, non-invasive, and user friendly technique, many PPG-based physiological data extraction methods are being researched. The parameters reviewed that can be estimated using the PPG waveform plus additional inputs include cardiac output, blood pressure, venous function assessment, blood oxygen saturation, and fetal heart rate and fetal oxygen saturation. The different processing techniques, algorithms and methods are reviewed in addition to providing a comparison of results with the reference standards to validate the different methods. Future research considerations for each parameter estimation are also discussed. This paper could be helpful for future research on PPG based wearable devices for physiological multi-parameter estimations.
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