A feasibility study on the application of wearable wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headbands in emergency environment

JIANG Yang; TIAN Shi-yu; ZHOU Ren-jie; LIU Bo

doi:10.11659/jjssx.12E025142

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A feasibility study on the application of wearable wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headbands in emergency environment

Clinical Research | 更新时间：2026-04-20

- A feasibility study on the application of wearable wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headbands in emergency environment
- JOURNAL OF REGIONAL ANATOMY AND OPERATIVE SURGERY Vol. 35, Issue 4, Pages: 359-365(2026)
- 作者机构：
  
  1.陆军军医大学第二附属医院急诊科，重庆 400038
  2.重庆市綦江区赶水镇中心卫生院，重庆 401437
- 作者简介：
- 基金信息：
- DOI：10.11659/jjssx.12E025142
  CLC： R459.7
- Received：30 December 2025，
  
  Published：25 April 2026
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蒋杨,田师宇,周人杰等.穿戴式无线脑血氧监测头带应用于急诊环境的可行性研究[J].局解手术学杂志,2026,35(04):359-365.

JIANG Yang,TIAN Shi-yu,ZHOU Ren-jie,et al.A feasibility study on the application of wearable wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headbands in emergency environment[J].JOURNAL OF REGIONAL ANATOMY AND OPERATIVE SURGERY,2026,35(04):359-365.
蒋杨,田师宇,周人杰等.穿戴式无线脑血氧监测头带应用于急诊环境的可行性研究[J].局解手术学杂志,2026,35(04):359-365. DOI： 10.11659/jjssx.12E025142.

JIANG Yang,TIAN Shi-yu,ZHOU Ren-jie,et al.A feasibility study on the application of wearable wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headbands in emergency environment[J].JOURNAL OF REGIONAL ANATOMY AND OPERATIVE SURGERY,2026,35(04):359-365. DOI： 10.11659/jjssx.12E025142.

摘要

目的

评估无线式脑血氧监测头带在急诊复杂环境中的应用，验证其是否可为急救场景提供快速、连续、精准的局部脑氧饱和度（rSO

）。

方法

比较有线脑血氧、无线脑血氧监测的建立时间，并招募健康志愿者评估体位变化与运动状态下无线脑血氧监测的稳定性。在急诊场景中，监测不同急诊状态患者在诊疗操作前、中、后的rSO

变化。

结果

无线脑血氧监测建立时间显著短于有线脑血氧监测(

0.01)。在动态测试中，受试者蹲踞后即刻rSO

较站立时显著升高（

0.01），而恢复站立后rSO

与站立基线值相比无明显差异（

0.01），表明设备在动态动作中具有良好的响应稳定性。跑步运动全程无线式脑血氧监测头带监测信号连续无中断。救护车转运场景下，无线式脑血氧监测头带与有线脑血氧监测设备在信号脱落和信号干扰方面无显著差异(

0.01)，两者在静态、运动扰动时、颠簸时测得的rSO

值呈线性相关。患者在急诊环境中的有创操作、放射检查及电除颤/电复律前、中、后三个阶段的rSO

测量值无显著变化(

0.01)。

结论

无线式脑血氧监测头带适用于急救场景，可提供连续可靠的rSO

监测数据，具有急诊应用价值。

Abstract

Objective

To evaluate the application of wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headbands in the complex emergency environment and verify whether they can provide rapid，continuous and accurate regional cerebral oxygen satu

ration （rSO

） for emergency scenarios.

Methods

The establishment times of wired and wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring were compared，and healthy volunteers were recruited to evaluate the stability of wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring under changes in body position and during exercise. In emergency scenarios， the changes of rSO

of patients were monitored before， during and after diagnosis and treatment procedures on different emergency conditions.

Results

The establishment time of wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring was significantly shorter than that of wired cerebral oximetry monitoring （

0.01）.In the dynamic test，the rSO

of subjects immediately after squatting was significantly higher than that at standing （

0.01），but there was no significant difference in rSO

of subjects after returning to standing compared with the baseline value of standing （

0.01），indicating that the device had good response stability during dynamic movements. The wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headband throughout the running exercise provides continuous and uninterrupted monitoring signals. In the ambulance transfer scenario，there was no significant difference between wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headband and wired cerebral oximetry monitoring devices in terms of signal shedding and signal interference（

0.01）， the rSO

values measured by the two were linearly correlated under static， motion disturbances， and jolts conditions. There was no significant change in the rSO

values of patients before，during and after invasive operation，radiological examination or electrical defibrillation/electrical cardioversion in the emergency environment （

0.01）.

Conclusion

Wireless cerebral oximetry monitoring headbands are suitable for emergency scenarios and can provide continuous and reliable rSO₂ monitoring data，which has emergency application value.

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