Research thar chuan chu tehna chu a hmuchhuak thisen oxygen level hi COVID-19 vei tan chuan an hriselna a chhe thei tih chhinchhiahna an hmuh theihna tur kawng him tak a ni. in lama Pulse oximeter hi hmanraw tam tak a ni a, man tlawm tak a ni a, mi pakhat kut zungtang hmangin êng a pe chhuak a, chu chuan a thisen oxygen saturation a teh a ni.Evidence atanga a lan dan chuan thisen oxygen level tlahniam hi COVID-19 vei hriselna a chhe zel tih hriattirna pawimawh tak a ni a, uluk zawka enkawl leh rang zawka enkawl an ngai mai thei.
Lancet Digital Health-a tihchhuah he zirchianna hian ram panga* huam chhunga mi 3,000 vel telna zirchianna 13 a zirchiang a, a tam zawk hi hripui leng hmasa ber lai khan tih a ni.
Scientist-te chuan damdawi lam kaihhruaina a awm chuan home pulse oximetry hian safety net angin hna a thawk thei a, him taka in lama awm thei damlote tan emergency leh damdawi ina admission tul lo a tihtlem theih thu an hmuchhuak a, chutih rualin a chhiatna chhinchhiahna hmasa ber a hmuchhuak a, a mamawhtute enkawlna a tipung thei bawk.Hei hian stretched resources humhimna kawngah a pui dawn a, health setting-a inhnamhnawih atanga virus darh zel theihna tur a tihtlem phah bawk ang.
Mahse, theresearchers chuan vun dum zawk damlote chungchanga zirchianna a awm loh thu an hmu a, an tan chuan oximetry hi mipa hring aiin a dik lo zawk mai thei.
An thil hmuhchhuah aṭang hian zirchiangtute hian home COVID-19 monitoring-a oximetry hman dan standardise-a ṭanpui thei tur rawtna pawimawh tak tak an siam a ni.
Pawimawh tak chu zirchianna hian defined cutoff point in hman a rawt a ni thisen oxygen level (92%), hei hian healthcare professional-te chu damlo enkawl tura damdawi ina kal a ngaih hun tur emaw, chutih laia enkawlna dang mamawhna chu an paih thei dawn em tih emaw a hriat theih phah dawn a ni.
Institute of Global Health Innovation atanga Research Associate Dr Ahmed Alboksmaty chuan, 'Hripui leng chhung zawng hian mipui zingah 'COVID ka vei em?'to 'COVID ka vei a nih chuan damdawi inah ka kal a ngai em?' point, tichuan hei hian professional medical care an zawn a ngai tih a tilang a ni.
'Pulse oximetry hi mahni hman a awlsam a, a man a tlawm a, a tam thei ang bera hman theih a ni a, kan hmuh tawh angin COVID-19 vei te hriselna chhiat dan hriatchhuahna kawng angkai tak a ni.'
Smartphone leh mobile app ṭhenkhat chuan thisen oxygen level teh theihna an nei bawk a, hei hi zirchiangtute chuan mi tam takin an hman theih tur monitoring tool a nih thu an sawi.Mahse, zirchianna thenkhatah chuan traditional pulse oximeters ang chiah chiah a dik tih an sawi laiin, zirchiangtute chuan clinical monitoring atana hman dan tur rawtna tur evidence a la awm lo tih an sawi chhuak.
He zirchianna hian tuna evidence awm mek zingah hian gap dang a hmuchhuak bawk a, a bik takin pulse oximetry hian damlote hriselna thlirna a tichangtlung thei em tih hriat theihna tur data tling lo a ni.
Institute of Global Health Innovation atanga Advanced Research Fellow Dr Ana Luisa Neves chuan 'Kan zirchiannaah hian COVID-19 hripui leng laia health system-a harsatna awmte tihziaawmna tura pulse oximetry hman a nih theih dan a lang chiang hle a ni,' a ti , tuna hnam leh chi hrang hranga zirchianna awm lohna chu chinfel a pawimawh hle a, chuvangin he technology hian hriselna lama inthlauhna awm tawhte a tihziaawm loh nan tanpuina pek a pawimawh hle.
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