Publications by authors named "Evangelos Chatzis"
Article Synopsis
- The Covid-19 pandemic made it hard for hospitals to care for patients with severe lung problems, especially in Intensive Care Units (ICUs).
- This study looked at how sounds from patients’ lungs could help doctors understand their lung damage and predict how long they would stay in the ICU and their chances of survival.
- The researchers found that certain lung sounds, like “squawks” and “crackles,” were important because they related to how patients were doing and could help doctors make better decisions about their care.
Monitoring and treatment of severely ill COVID-19 patients in the ICU poses many challenges. The effort to understand the pathophysiology and progress of the disease requires high-quality annotated multi-parameter databases. We present CoCross, a platform that enables the monitoring and fusion of clinical information from in-ICU COVID-19 patients into an annotated database.
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