Medical Device Development Clinical Trial

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A Medical Device Development Clinical Trial is a Clinical Trial that is conducted to test and help develop a new medical device.



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Device type Data collected Examples
Wrist worn Actigraphy, HR (Heart Rate), BP (Blood Pressure), EDA (Electrodermal activity) Actiwatch Spectrum by Phillips, ActiGraph Link by ActiGraph, E4 by Empatica, ViSi Mobile by Sotera Wireless
Skin patch ECG (Electrocardiography), actigraphy, skin temperature BioStampRC by MC10, HealthPatch by Vital Connect, BodyGuardian by Preventice
Cuffs BP, HR Intellisense Digital BP Monitor by Omron Healthcare
Finger worn HR, SpO2 iSpO2 Pulse Oximeter by Massimo
Clothing embedded sensors HR, HRV (Heart Rate Variability), ECG, Breathing Rate, actigraphy Smart shirts by Hexoskin
Headbands EEG (Electroencephalogram), EMG (Electromyography) EMOTIV EPOC by Emotiv, 4D FORCE by 4D FORCE
Table 1: Examples of wearable sensors.

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