A Medical Device Safety Supervision over Wireless

Kim, Cheol Gi; Sun, Mu; Yun, Heechul; Sha, Lui

doi:10.1007/978-3-0348-0031-0_2

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“…If the network becomes disconnected for a long period of time the ticket held by the infusion pump would expire and the pump would stop delivering bolus ensuring that the patient is safe from PCA overdose. We would like to note that this sort of autonomous and timed behavior will likely be essential for the safety of medical devices that coordinate therapy over a network; already recent research has identified timed safety protocols for use with X-ray machine & ventilator synchronization [3] and laser scalpel & ventilator safety interlocks [11].…”

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Assuring the safety of on-demand medical cyber-physical systems

King

Sokolsky

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE 1st International Conference on Cyber-Physical Systems, Networks, and Applications (CPSNA)

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We present an approach to establish safety of on-demand medical cyber-physical systems which are assembled to treat a patient in a specific clinical scenario. We treat such a system as a virtual medial device (VMD) and propose a model-based framework that includes a modeling language with formal semantics and a medical application platform (MAP) that provides the necessary deployment support for the VMD models. Abstract-We present an approach to establish safety of ondemand medical cyber-physical systems which are assembled to treat a patient in a specific clinical scenario. We treat such a system as a virtual medial device (VMD) and propose a model-based framework that includes a modeling language with formal semantics and a medical application platform (MAP) that provides the necessary deployment support for the VMD models. Disciplines Computer Engineering | Computer Sciences

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confidence: 99%