Automation for Regulation of Deep Hypnosis by Delivery of Propofol and Remifentanil

2023 IEEE International Autumn Meeting on Power, Electronics and Computing (ROPEC)(2023)

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Abstract
The deep of hypnosis regulation has been studied for several years to help and assist the anesthesiologist in various general surgery processes. The present contribution presents a scheme for automating this process considering the infusion of two drugs, remifentanil, and propofol, as control variables and the bispectral index as the output variable. A description of virtual compartment-based dynamical modeling for both drugs is presented. Using this model, a proposal for closed-loop regulation based on a discrete model predictive control is presented. The proposed algorithm is tested in twelve virtual male patients, where the controller simulates and rejects two types of disturbances.
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Control Variables,Output Variables,General Surgery,Model Predictive Control,Types Of Disturbances,Virtual Patients,Discrete Control,Mathematical Model,Pharmacodynamic,Control Design,Lean Mass,Independent Model,Block Diagonal,Prediction Horizon,Constrained Optimization Problem,Pharmacokinetic Model,Discrete Function,Drug Infusion,Model Predictive Control Algorithm,Theoretical Concentration,Maintenance Stage,Propofol Infusion,Pharmacodynamic Model,Augmented State
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