Agreement between standard and continuous wireless vital sign measurements after major abdominal surgery: A clinical comparison Study

Keyphrases

• Major Abdominal Surgery 100%
• Limits of Agreement 100%
• Clinical Comparison 100%
• Wireless 100%
• Vital Sign Measurement 100%
• Heart Rate 50%
• Respiratory Rate 50%
• Mean Bias 50%
• Wireless Monitoring 50%
• SpO2 37%
• Postoperative Patients 25%
• Postanesthesia Care Unit 25%
• Systolic Blood Pressure 12%
• Diastolic Blood Pressure 12%
• Primary Outcome Measure 12%
• Early Detection 12%
• Clinical Setting 12%
• Vital Signs 12%
• Measurement Accuracy 12%
• 3-point 12%
• Peripheral Oxygen Saturation 12%
• BP Measurement 12%
• Patient Deterioration 12%
• Paired Data 12%
• Good Accuracy 12%
• Wireless Devices 12%
• Arterial Blood Gas Analysis 12%
• Wireless Measurement 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Digestive System Surgery 100%
• Vital Sign 100%
• Diastolic Blood Pressure 50%
• Systolic Blood Pressure 50%
• Intensive Care Unit 50%
• Deterioration 50%
• Breathing 50%
• Post-Anesthesia Care Unit 50%
• Oxygen Saturation 50%
• Arterial Blood Gas Analysis 50%
• Postanesthesia Care Unit 50%