Design and development of drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification system, data fusion system and relational data model
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Author(s)
Dijemeni, Esuabom Nwachukwu
Type
Thesis
Abstract
There is a lack of consensus on how to assess and report upper airway obstruction based drug-induced sleep endoscopy findings, a lack of multiple information visualisation system for real-time drug-induced sleep endoscopy assessment and a lack of a relational model for drug-induced sleep endoscopy information management. The key objective of this thesis is to design and develop drug-induced sleep endoscopy data management systems.
An integrated drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification model was developed to act as a referential model based on a systematic literature review conducted on drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification systems. A clinical feasibility study using drug-induced sleep endoscopy data fusion system was conducted for proof of concept validation based on 20 drug-induced sleep endoscopy assessments. A relational drug-induced sleep endoscopy model for drug-induced sleep endoscopy database information management was developed by reviewing 30 clinical folders of sleep-disordered breathing patients).
Integrated drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification model was developed as an integrated and referential drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification system for four commonly used drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification systems. Drug-induced sleep endoscopy data fusion system was used to capture, merge, display and store upper airway obstruction events and its associated cardiorespiratory changes during drug-induced sleep endoscopy assessment for 20 sleep-disordered breathing patients. A conceptual and physical model of a relational drug-induced sleep endoscopy model for drug-induced sleep endoscopy database management system was developed consisting of 8 entities and 7 relationships.
A referential drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification model provides a framework for comparing multiple drug-induced sleep endoscopy findings. A multiple information visualisation system provides critical information on anatomical severity and its associated cardiorespiratory changes during drug-induced sleep endoscopy assessment in real-time. A relational data model for drug-induced sleep endoscopy database management system provides a framework towards developing the first web drug-induced sleep endoscopy information management system and drug-induced sleep endoscopy informatics system.
An integrated drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification model was developed to act as a referential model based on a systematic literature review conducted on drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification systems. A clinical feasibility study using drug-induced sleep endoscopy data fusion system was conducted for proof of concept validation based on 20 drug-induced sleep endoscopy assessments. A relational drug-induced sleep endoscopy model for drug-induced sleep endoscopy database information management was developed by reviewing 30 clinical folders of sleep-disordered breathing patients).
Integrated drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification model was developed as an integrated and referential drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification system for four commonly used drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification systems. Drug-induced sleep endoscopy data fusion system was used to capture, merge, display and store upper airway obstruction events and its associated cardiorespiratory changes during drug-induced sleep endoscopy assessment for 20 sleep-disordered breathing patients. A conceptual and physical model of a relational drug-induced sleep endoscopy model for drug-induced sleep endoscopy database management system was developed consisting of 8 entities and 7 relationships.
A referential drug-induced sleep endoscopy classification model provides a framework for comparing multiple drug-induced sleep endoscopy findings. A multiple information visualisation system provides critical information on anatomical severity and its associated cardiorespiratory changes during drug-induced sleep endoscopy assessment in real-time. A relational data model for drug-induced sleep endoscopy database management system provides a framework towards developing the first web drug-induced sleep endoscopy information management system and drug-induced sleep endoscopy informatics system.
Version
Open Access
Date Issued
2018-01
Date Awarded
2018-04
Advisor
Dickinson, Robert
Kotecha, Bhik
Publisher Department
Bioengineering
Publisher Institution
Imperial College London
Qualification Level
Doctoral
Qualification Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)