Medical University of Gdanks
Gdansk, Poland
NCT Number: NCT07397208
The assessment of microcirculatory function plays a pivotal role in perioperative medicine and intensive care. One promising method for evaluating microcirculatory function is the microscopic analysis of the oral mucosal microvasculature. However, this method is not currently fully validated.
The aim of this study is to assess the repeatability of sublingual microcirculation measurements using the CytoCam-IDF device (Braedius Medical).
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All sexes
Observational
Gdansk, Poland
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Group 1: Healthy Volunteers
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Group 2: Patients Hospitalized in the ICU
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Time frame: From enrollment every 5 minutes (3 measurements per operator) - approx. 20 min.
Sublingual Microcirculation Assessment Sublingual microcirculation will be assessed using the CytoCam-IDF camera (Braedius Medical, Huizen, The Netherlands). The measurement technique involves gently applying the microscope probe with a disposable cap to the sublingual mucosa and recording short video sequences. The device utilizes green LED light to visualize moving blood cells, allowing for subsequent computerized analysis of capillary density and flow quality within the microvessels. Two operators will perform 3 series of measurements at 5-minute intervals with Cytocam - IDF microcirculation camera. Each series will consist of measurements taken from 3 adjacent sites. All measurements will be performed by the same two individuals
Unit of measurement: mm/mm^2
Time frame: From enrollment every 5 minutes (3 measurements per operator) - approx. 20 min.
Sublingual Microcirculation Assessment Sublingual microcirculation will be assessed using the CytoCam-IDF camera (Braedius Medical, Huizen, The Netherlands). The measurement technique involves gently applying the microscope probe with a disposable cap to the sublingual mucosa and recording short video sequences. The device utilizes green LED light to visualize moving blood cells, allowing for subsequent computerized analysis of capillary density and flow quality within the microvessels. Two operators will perform 3 series of measurements at 5-minute intervals with Cytocam - IDF microcirculation camera. Each series will consist of measurements taken from 3 adjacent sites. All measurements will be performed by the same two individuals
Unit of measurement: 0 - no flow / 1 -intermittent flow / 2 - sluggish flow / 3 - continuous flow
Time frame: From enrollment every 5 minutes (3 measurements per operator) - approx. 20 min.
Sublingual Microcirculation Assessment Sublingual microcirculation will be assessed using the CytoCam-IDF camera (Braedius Medical, Huizen, The Netherlands). The measurement technique involves gently applying the microscope probe with a disposable cap to the sublingual mucosa and recording short video sequences. The device utilizes green LED light to visualize moving blood cells, allowing for subsequent computerized analysis of capillary density and flow quality within the microvessels. Two operators will perform 3 series of measurements at 5-minute intervals with Cytocam - IDF microcirculation camera. Each series will consist of measurements taken from 3 adjacent sites. All measurements will be performed by the same two individuals
Unit of measurements none, relative measurement
Time frame: From enrollment every 5 minutes (3 measurements per operator) - approx. 20 min.
Sublingual Microcirculation Assessment Sublingual microcirculation will be assessed using the CytoCam-IDF camera (Braedius Medical, Huizen, The Netherlands). The measurement technique involves gently applying the microscope probe with a disposable cap to the sublingual mucosa and recording short video sequences. The device utilizes green LED light to visualize moving blood cells, allowing for subsequent computerized analysis of capillary density and flow quality within the microvessels. Two operators will perform 3 series of measurements at 5-minute intervals with Cytocam - IDF microcirculation camera. Each series will consist of measurements taken from 3 adjacent sites. All measurements will be performed by the same two individuals
Unit of measurement: mm/mm^2
Time frame: From enrollment every 5 minutes (3 measurements per operator) - approx. 20 min.
Sublingual Microcirculation Assessment Sublingual microcirculation will be assessed using the CytoCam-IDF camera (Braedius Medical, Huizen, The Netherlands). The measurement technique involves gently applying the microscope probe with a disposable cap to the sublingual mucosa and recording short video sequences. The device utilizes green LED light to visualize moving blood cells, allowing for subsequent computerized analysis of capillary density and flow quality within the microvessels. Two operators will perform 3 series of measurements at 5-minute intervals with Cytocam - IDF microcirculation camera. Each series will consist of measurements taken from 3 adjacent sites. All measurements will be performed Unit of measurement: mm/mm^2
Time frame: From enrollment every 5 minutes (3 measurements per operator) - approx. 20 min.
Sublingual Microcirculation Assessment Sublingual microcirculation will be assessed using the CytoCam-IDF camera (Braedius Medical, Huizen, The Netherlands). The measurement technique involves gently applying the microscope probe with a disposable cap to the sublingual mucosa and recording short video sequences. The device utilizes green LED light to visualize moving blood cells, allowing for subsequent computerized analysis of capillary density and flow quality within the microvessels. Two operators will perform 3 series of measurements at 5-minute intervals with Cytocam - IDF microcirculation camera. Each series will consist of measurements taken from 3 adjacent sites. All measurements will be performed by the same two individuals
Unit of measurement: %
Time frame: From enrollment every 5 minutes (3 measurements per operator) - approx. 20 min.
Sublingual Microcirculation Assessment Sublingual microcirculation will be assessed using the CytoCam-IDF camera (Braedius Medical, Huizen, The Netherlands). The measurement technique involves gently applying the microscope probe with a disposable cap to the sublingual mucosa and recording short video sequences. The device utilizes green LED light to visualize moving blood cells, allowing for subsequent computerized analysis of capillary density and flow quality within the microvessels. Two operators will perform 3 series of measurements at 5-minute intervals with Cytocam - IDF microcirculation camera. Each series will consist of measurements taken from 3 adjacent sites. All measurements will be performed by the same two individuals
Unit of measurement: mm/s
Time frame: From enrollment every 5 minutes (3 measurements per operator) - approx. 20 min.
Heart rate and its variability (HRV) will be recorded using a Holter ECG monitor - electrodes on the chest. Frequency domain method will be used. The number of NN (beat to beat) intervals that match high frequency band (0.15 to 0.4 Hz) or low frequency band (0.04 to 0.15 Hz) will be recorded.
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