Research Article

Artificial Intelligence to Prevent Mobile Heart Failure Patients Decompensation in Real Time: Monitoring-Based Predictive Model

Table 1

Summary of decompensation detection studies.

StudyData typeDatasetMethodResults

Zhang et al. [7]Weight135 patients; 1964 days monitoringRoTSe = 58.3%, Sp = 54.1%
MACDSe = 20.4%, Sp = 89.4% (AUC = 0.55%)

Gyllensten et al. [6]Weight91 patients; 10 monthsRoTSe = 20%, Sp = 90%
MACDSe = 33%, Sp = 91%
CUMSUMSe = 13%, Sp = 91%
Noninvasive transthoracic bioimpedance91 patients; 10 monthsRoTSe = 13%, Sp = 91%
MACDSe = 13%, Sp = 91%
CUMSUMSe = 13%, Sp = 91%

Adamson et al. [10]Blood pressure274 patientsCUMSUMSe = 83.1%, FA = 4.1/pt-y

Abraham et al. [5]Intrathoracic impedance156 patients; 537 ± 312 daysRoTSe = 76.4%; FA = 1.9/pt-y
Weight156 patients; 537 ± 312 daysRoTSe = 21%; FA = 4.3/pt-y

Ledwidge et al. [8]Weight87 patients; 23.9 ± 12 weeksRoTSe = 21%; Sp = 86%
HeartPhone algorithm (based on MA)Se = 82%; Sp = 68%

Gilliam et al. [11]Multivariate201 patientsSe = 41%; FA = 2/pt-y