Clinical Studies
Operator’s Manual Addendum
ADD-29
1.11.3
Study Results
Results for Respiration Rate Version 2.0 are shown in
. The observed
respiration rate range in the studies was 4 to 32 breaths per minute. Accuracy
was calculated using both root mean square difference (RMSD) and mean
error. The results demonstrate that Respiration Rate Version 2.0 calculates res-
piration rate with a mean error of less than 1 breath per minute when com-
pared to respiration rate derived from the capnography-based reference.
The clinical studies yielded 68,112 paired observations between Respiration Rate,
Version 2.0 and the capnography-based reference method.
30, presents a modified Bland-Altman plot of these paired observations to provide
another method of comparison between the two methods of measuring respira-
tion rate.
Note:
Each individual subject is represented by a unique marker on the plot. Subject
identification numbers are indicated in the legend next to the plot.
Table 1-9.
Accuracy and Precision for Respiration Rate, Version 2.0
vs. Capnography-Based Reference
Population
N
Accuracy:
Mean Error
(Breaths Per
Minute)
Precision:
Standard Deviation
(Breaths Per Minute)
Accuracy:
RMSD
(Breaths Per
Minute)
Healthy Volunteers
30
-0.05
± 1.04
1.04
Hospital Patients
75
-0.53
± 2.53
2.58
All Subjects
105
-0.22
± 1.77
1.74