A multi-communication-fusion based mobile monitoring system for maternal and fetal information

Lyu, Pei; Peng, Manman; Lyu, Yeoung-Su; Chen, Yu; Yang, Ji-Jiang

doi:10.1109/healthcom.2013.6720739

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“…Moreover, by sending information to the server for processing and remote diagnostics, patients have access to comprehensive care. (Lyu et al, 2013) Tsai et al, 2006 proposes a tracking the fetal heart rate (FHR) and prenatal recognition of distress portable equipment. The suggested method uses machine vision techniques to gather FHR values and the use of pattern matching to analyze them.…”

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An Overview of Maternity healthcare Monitoring in Developing Nations

Kyambille,

Mvuma,

Machuve

2024

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A healthcare monitoring arrangement is essential for frequently monitoring a patient's health status. Specifically, maternal healthcare systems for tracking are utilized to evaluate the clinical status and monitor any abnormal condition changes during all three trimesters. This paper's objective is to conduct an extensive literature review and acknowledge earlier initiatives and studies conducted previously in maternal health care monitoring. This review focuses on accumulating information from earlier work and presents a general overview of previous studies concerning maternal health care monitoring (MHCM). The paper focuses on the maternal healthcare systems in developing countries accessed by pregnant women during the antenatal period. Furthermore, this paper highlights the challenges in the maternal health sector that include inadequate work conditions for health workers, home-based birth practices, long distances to healthcare facilities, and long waiting times in health facilities. The paper indicates the potential opportunities to strengthen maternal healthcare services and allow effective access to maternal healthcare facilities by pregnant women.

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An Overview of Maternity healthcare Monitoring in Developing Nations

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Mvuma,

Machuve

2024

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“…Lyu et al [76], suggested an Android OS-based multicommunication fusion-based mobile vital signs monitoring system for expectant women. Patients can keep an eye on maternal and fetal data wherever they choose.…”

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“…Sato et al [75] proposed a compact and flexible sensor system for the wireless transmission of vital signs, which enables fetal and maternal monitoring at home using IoT technology. Lyu et al [76] introduced an Android OS-based multi-communication fusion system for maternal and fetal data monitoring, allowing remote diagnosis and improved accuracy. Saarikko et al [77] devised a smart wristband and IoT-based monitoring approach to continuously follow health parameters at home during pregnancy.…”

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“…Venkatasubramanian [71] developed an ambulatory monitoring system for maternal and fetal health using deep learning and IoT technologies. Lyu et al [76] created a mobile monitoring system based on multicommunication fusion for maternal and fetal health information. Saarikko et al [77] conducted a prospective observational feasibility study on continuous IoT-based monitoring of health parameters in pregnant and postpartum women.…”

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“…Venkatasubramanian [71] developed an automated deep convolutional generative adversarial network (DCGAN) for continuous monitoring of maternal and fetal health. Other solutions include multicommunication fusion-based user terminal for remote vital sign monitoring system by Lyu et al [76], cloud-based application enhancing neonatal care system by Singh et al [46], and sensor-driven neonatal incubator system by El-Aziz and Taloba [47] offering a controlled environment for newborn growth. Collectively, these innovations advance maternal and newborn care through technology-driven monitoring.…”

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A multi-communication-fusion based mobile monitoring system for maternal and fetal information

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