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HeRO™ Research Begins in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at the University of Virginia October 1, 2004 - Charlottesville, VA. Medical Predictive Science Corporation has announced that they have begun using their Heart Rate Observation (HeRO™) system to collect research data in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) at the University of Virginia (UVA) hospital. The HeRO™ system was developed to analyze patterns in heart rate variability of newborn infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to detect abnormalities such as reduced baseline variability and the presence of transient decelerations. Once per hour, it produces a score for each patient to quantify the degree of abnormality. The recent PICU installation represents a first attempt to use the HeRO™ system to monitor patients outside the NICU. "We are excited to determine whether the HeRO™ score in the PICU will correlate with significant clinical events, as has been the case with the NICU population," said Will King, HeRO™ Project Manager for MPSC. The UVA PICU contains 11 beds, and provides care for newborns, children, and adolescents. #
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Predictive Science Corporation (http://www.mpsc.biz)
is engaged in the development of computational diagnostic and bio-informatic
technologies for the healthcare industry.
MPSC is committed to saving lives and reducing healthcare
expenditures through the development of effective clinical diagnostic
and decision support tools. These
products use computational diagnostic methods to make the early
diagnosis of clinical illness through continuous, non-invasive patient
monitoring, and to provide diagnostic information as well as decision
support to the physician.
HeRO is a trademark
of Medical
Predictive Science Corporation. |
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