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    This document provides details about a challenge to extract vital health information like heart rate, blood oxygen levels, etc. from images of patient monitoring screens. The challenge evaluates teams on the accuracy of extracted information, inference time, and novelty. Example images of monitoring screens are shown, and segmentation/classification datasets will be provided to help teams develop their models. The goal is to help automate vital monitoring to improve patient care.

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    Inter IIT Tech Meet 11.

    0
    IIT Kanpur

    Mid Prep

    THE VITAL EXTRACTION


    CHALLENGE
    Patient monitoring is a crucial aspect of healthcare, as it allows healthcare
    professionals to closely track a patient's vital signs and detect any potential
    issues before they become serious. In particular, monitoring a patient's vitals,
    such as heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels can provide valuable
    information about a patient's overall health and well-being.
    Mid Prep

    INTRODUCTION
    Patient monitoring is a crucial aspect of healthcare, as it allows healthcare professionals
    to closely track a patient's vital signs and detect any potential issues before they become
    serious. In particular, monitoring a patient's vitals, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and
    oxygen levels can provide valuable information about a patient's overall health and
    well-being. By closely monitoring vitals, healthcare professionals can quickly identify any
    abnormal changes, and take appropriate action to address any concerns. Additionally,
    with the increasing use of technology in healthcare, there are now many digital
    monitoring systems available that can help to automate the process of tracking vitals,
    making it more efficient and accurate. Overall, monitoring vitals is a critical aspect of
    providing high-quality care to patients and is essential for ensuring the best possible
    patient outcomes. According to the current guidelines, the nurse-to-patient ratio is 1:6,
    however, in the real world, the situation is much worse.

    Cloudphysician is a healthcare company focused on bringing quality critical care within


    reach of every patient, wherever they may be. Cloudphysician’s Smart-ICU solution has
    helped manage ICUs at over 70 hospitals across India and has served over 50,000
    critically ill patients with a marked improvement in outcomes, a reduction in mortality
    rates, and greater compliance with the standard of care protocols. Cloudphysician’s
    team of critical care specialists includes intensivists, trained critical care nurses,
    dietitians, and clinical pharmacologists. From its Care Center in Bengaluru, this critical
    care specialist team uses Cloudphysician’s Smart-ICU platform, RADAR, to monitor and
    manage patients 24/7 and provide real-time inputs per global standards. Their clinical
    team, with the help of RADAR, makes quality healthcare accessible to everyone,
    everywhere.
    Mid Prep

    PROBLEM STATEMENT
    The core problem statement is to extract Heart Rate, SpO2, RR, Systolic Blood Pressure,
    Diabolic Blood Pressure, and MAP from the provided images.
    The provided images look like the following image:

    A close up of the above image looks like the following:


    Mid Prep

    EVALUATION METRICS
    The evaluation metrics include the following:
    Accuracy of the extracted information - 60%
    Inference time of the entire pipeline - 10%
    Novelty - 30%

    Brownie points to teams that detect the H.R graph and digitize it.

    DATA PROVIDED
    Monitor Segmentation Dataset - A dataset containing the segmentation boundaries
    for the monitors in the image, a total of 2000 images.
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qCcqEEeTXO9t7dAmG09_IpXXS3S_1tfP?usp=share_link

    Classification Dataset - The monitors present in the images can be grouped into 4
    types, based on some screen characteristics. This is a separate dataset with the
    monitors classified into those 4 separate types, a total of 250 images per class,
    accounting for 1000 images.

    Unlabelled Dataset - A total of 7000 unlabelled images. Can you use this data to
    make your model better?

    The above two datasets will be provided soon.

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