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Fuzzy Control for Closed-Loop, Patient-Specific Hypnosis in Intraoperative Patients: A Simulation Study Annual International Conference of the IEEE-Engineering-in-Medicine-and-Biology-Society Moore, B. L., Pyeatt, L. D., Doufas, A. G. IEEE. 2009: 3083–3086

Abstract

Research has demonstrated the efficacy of closed-loop control of anesthesia using bispectral index (BIS) as the controlled variable, and the recent development of model-based, patient-adaptive systems has considerably improved anesthetic control. To further explore the use of model-based control in anesthesia, we investigated the application of fuzzy control in the delivery of patient-specific propofol-induced hypnosis. In simulated intraoperative patients, the fuzzy controller demonstrated clinically acceptable performance, suggesting that further study is warranted.

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