An Adaptive Low-Complexity Abnormality Detection Scheme for Wearable Ultrasonography
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems Ii-express Briefs(2019)
摘要
Doppler ultrasonography (DUS) is widely used in medical diagnosis due to its low-cost, non-invasive nature, and real-time operation. Its applications have further expanded with the emergence of point-of-care and wearable devices, the demand for which is rapidly increasing. However, current DUS abnormality detection methods are too computationally intensive for such resource-constrained platforms. This brief presents a low-complexity real-time abnormality detection scheme that enables development of wearable DUS devices. It uses an approximated Fourier transform and a novel greedy algorithm to detect spectrogram envelopes on-the-fly from the stream of samples, thus significantly reducing power and area requirements while achieving a detection accuracy of 96% on a mixture of 25 normal and abnormal test cases. A real-time ASIC implementation of the scheme in 180-nm CMOS consumes 16.8
${\mu }\text{W}$
at a clock frequency of 80 kHz while occupying a layout area of 0.64 mm
2
.
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Feature extraction,Spectrogram,Microsoft Windows,Blood,Indexes,Biomedical monitoring
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