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arXiv 2108.01439cs.CV

Continuous Non-Invasive Eye Tracking In Intensive Care

Imperial College London(帝国理工学院);Chelsea & Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust(切尔西和威斯敏斯特医院 NHS 基金会信托)

Ahmed Al-Hindawi, Marcela Paula Vizcaychipi, Yiannis Demiris

英文摘要:

Delirium, an acute confusional state, is a common occurrence in Intensive Care Units (ICUs). Patients who develop delirium have globally worse outcomes than those who do not and thus the diagnosis of delirium is of importance. Current diagnostic methods have several limitations leading to the suggestion of eye-tracking for its diagnosis through in-attention. To ascertain the requirements for an eye-tracking system in an adult ICU, measurements were carried out at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Clinical criteria guided empirical requirements of invasiveness and calibration methods while accuracy and precision were measured. A non-invasive system was then developed utilising a patient-facing RGB-camera and a scene-facing RGBD-camera. The system's performance was measured in a replicated laboratory environment with healthy volunteers revealing an accuracy and precision that outperforms what is required while simultaneously being non-invasive and calibration-free The system was then deployed as part CONfuSED, a clinical feasibility study where we report aggregated data from 5 patients as well as the acceptability of the system to bedside nursing staff. The system is the first eye-tracking system to be deployed in an ICU.

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