Author/Authors :
Tan, Zhibin Wayne State University - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, USA , Kaddoum, Romeo Wayne State University - Department of Anesthesiology, USA , Wang, Le Yi Wayne State University - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, USA , Wang, Hong Wayne State University - Department of Anesthesiology, USA
Abstract :
This paper studies the problem of outcome prediction in anesthesia procedures. Anesthesia depth and blood pressures are used as typical outcomes in this study. Traditional diagnosis and control in anesthesia focus on a one-drug-one-outcome scenario. It is well understood, however, that consideration of multiple outcomes is necessary and beneficial for anesthesia managements. This paper introduces a method of modeling that significantly reduces the complexity of the problem and yet retains model accuracy. Utility of the modeling method is demonstrated in the areas of anesthesia outcome prediction and decision assistance.
