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    Continuous intracranial pressure (ICP) was recorded using an epidural sensor (Neurodur-P, Raumedic, Rehau AG + Co, Rehau, Germany), along with PowerLab <t>4SP</t> hardware and LabChart 8.1 software for analysis. In the ( top ) section, the raw ICP signal is displayed, sampled at 200 Hz (in red). The ( bottom ) section shows the same ICP signal as the upper channel but visualized through a smoothing triangular Bartlett digital filter, implemented in LabChart software, which generated a time-domain smoothed signal (in blue). Note how the B waves (green dashed lines) are much clearer in the bottom ICP recording.
    Adinstruments Powerlab 4sp Hardware, supplied by ADInstruments, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 99/100, based on 2249 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Continuous Intracranial Pressure Monitoring in Children with ‘Benign’ External Hydrocephalus

    Journal: Journal of Clinical Medicine

    doi: 10.3390/jcm14093042

    Continuous intracranial pressure (ICP) was recorded using an epidural sensor (Neurodur-P, Raumedic, Rehau AG + Co, Rehau, Germany), along with PowerLab 4SP hardware and LabChart 8.1 software for analysis. In the ( top ) section, the raw ICP signal is displayed, sampled at 200 Hz (in red). The ( bottom ) section shows the same ICP signal as the upper channel but visualized through a smoothing triangular Bartlett digital filter, implemented in LabChart software, which generated a time-domain smoothed signal (in blue). Note how the B waves (green dashed lines) are much clearer in the bottom ICP recording.
    Figure Legend Snippet: Continuous intracranial pressure (ICP) was recorded using an epidural sensor (Neurodur-P, Raumedic, Rehau AG + Co, Rehau, Germany), along with PowerLab 4SP hardware and LabChart 8.1 software for analysis. In the ( top ) section, the raw ICP signal is displayed, sampled at 200 Hz (in red). The ( bottom ) section shows the same ICP signal as the upper channel but visualized through a smoothing triangular Bartlett digital filter, implemented in LabChart software, which generated a time-domain smoothed signal (in blue). Note how the B waves (green dashed lines) are much clearer in the bottom ICP recording.

    Techniques Used: Software, Generated



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    ADInstruments adinstruments powerlab 4sp hardware
    Continuous intracranial pressure (ICP) was recorded using an epidural sensor (Neurodur-P, Raumedic, Rehau AG + Co, Rehau, Germany), along with PowerLab <t>4SP</t> hardware and LabChart 8.1 software for analysis. In the ( top ) section, the raw ICP signal is displayed, sampled at 200 Hz (in red). The ( bottom ) section shows the same ICP signal as the upper channel but visualized through a smoothing triangular Bartlett digital filter, implemented in LabChart software, which generated a time-domain smoothed signal (in blue). Note how the B waves (green dashed lines) are much clearer in the bottom ICP recording.
    Adinstruments Powerlab 4sp Hardware, supplied by ADInstruments, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 99/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/result/adinstruments powerlab 4sp hardware/product/ADInstruments
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    adinstruments powerlab 4sp hardware - by Bioz Stars, 2026-04
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    Continuous intracranial pressure (ICP) was recorded using an epidural sensor (Neurodur-P, Raumedic, Rehau AG + Co, Rehau, Germany), along with PowerLab 4SP hardware and LabChart 8.1 software for analysis. In the ( top ) section, the raw ICP signal is displayed, sampled at 200 Hz (in red). The ( bottom ) section shows the same ICP signal as the upper channel but visualized through a smoothing triangular Bartlett digital filter, implemented in LabChart software, which generated a time-domain smoothed signal (in blue). Note how the B waves (green dashed lines) are much clearer in the bottom ICP recording.

    Journal: Journal of Clinical Medicine

    Article Title: Continuous Intracranial Pressure Monitoring in Children with ‘Benign’ External Hydrocephalus

    doi: 10.3390/jcm14093042

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Continuous intracranial pressure (ICP) was recorded using an epidural sensor (Neurodur-P, Raumedic, Rehau AG + Co, Rehau, Germany), along with PowerLab 4SP hardware and LabChart 8.1 software for analysis. In the ( top ) section, the raw ICP signal is displayed, sampled at 200 Hz (in red). The ( bottom ) section shows the same ICP signal as the upper channel but visualized through a smoothing triangular Bartlett digital filter, implemented in LabChart software, which generated a time-domain smoothed signal (in blue). Note how the B waves (green dashed lines) are much clearer in the bottom ICP recording.

    Article Snippet: All other patients were monitored utilizing a custom-designed digital recording technology platform based on the ADInstruments PowerLab 4SP hardware and LabChart v8.1 software (ADInstruments, Ltd., Grove House, Hastings, UK) with the ICP signal sampled at 200 Hz, well above the minimum rate at which digital sampling can accurately record an analog signal (Nyquist Frequency) [ ].

    Techniques: Software, Generated