Design of a mobile telecardiology system using GPRS/GSM technology

Elena, M.; Quero, J.M.; Tarrida, C. L.; Franquelo, Leopoldo G.

doi:10.1109/iembs.2002.1053063

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“…As per the details in Encyclopedia of surgery, the Electronic mail applications, doctors can able to know the abnormality detection of the post operative patients. In that above mentioned work (Elena et al, 2002), continuous monitoring of cardiac patients was not possible.…”

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Review and investigations on future research directions of mobile based telecare system for cardiac surveillance

Rajan¹

2015

Journal of Applied Research and Technology

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Tele-surveillance is the method of patient monitoring, provided that medical practitioner and patient are separated by a large distance and it also involves inaccessibly monitoring the patients who are far away from the health care provider. This article talks about a few of the vital challenges and opportunities of communications research in the areas of Telemedicine and E-Health. Especially, we focus on some of the key communications challenges for understanding interoperable and future-proof of Mobile Tele-health systems, need for doing research in this broad area with the help of statistics collected from various health organizations and how drawbacks of some existing technologies can be solved. We have overviewed this telemetry technology and present the state of the art on each aspect. Some research problems that need to be solved in this area are also described.

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Review and investigations on future research directions of mobile based telecare system for cardiac surveillance

Rajan¹

2015

Journal of Applied Research and Technology

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“…12 These approaches can be divided into two major categories: fully analog and microcontrollerbased. Fully analog systems are either (1) fully integrated amplifiers and transceivers or (2) assembled multichip modules.…”

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Viable Investigations and Real-Time Recitation of Enhanced ECG-Based Cardiac Telemonitoring System for Homecare Applications: A Systematic Evaluation

Rajan¹,

Rajamony²

2013

Telemedicine and e-Health

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A light and portable wireless biosignal retrieving system has always been a medical dream. This proposed wireless-type biosignal alerting system aims at designing and developing a module that detects the abnormal interpretations in the PQRST complex (electrocardiography) and heart rate of a patient in advance, gives a self-warning ring to the patient, and also sends a short message service warning to the doctor's mobile phone through the Global System for Mobile Communication. This system is a solution to supplement the limitations in conventional clinic examination such as the difficulty in capturing rare events, out-of-hospital monitoring of patients' heart status, and the immediate dissemination of the physician's instruction to the patient. These study results have immense consequence in researching, finding, and preventing epidemics in the cardiovascular system for the entire world.

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“…GPRS is based on a standard issued by the ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and is one of the main data services available for mobile cellular networks. The technology offers data access using packet switching over the regular GSM network (Elena et al 2002). LOGISTICS, Vol.…”

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‘Smart Goods’ and Mobile Rfid a Case With Innovation From Volvo

Holmqvist

Stefánsson

2006

Journal of Business Logistics

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This paper presents a case from Volvo that explores an innovative RFID solution that leverages the exiting infrastructures of mobile usage. ‘Smart goods’ is used to explain features applied through Radio Frequency IDentification, utilization of cellular networks (GSM/GPRS) and web technology together with collaboration among supply chain actors. This has reduced traditional barriers of entry. An empirical case provides the basis for evaluation from the perspectives of operational reliability, usability and productivity.

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Design of a mobile telecardiology system using GPRS/GSM technology

Cited by 15 publications

References 5 publications

Review and investigations on future research directions of mobile based telecare system for cardiac surveillance

Review and investigations on future research directions of mobile based telecare system for cardiac surveillance

Viable Investigations and Real-Time Recitation of Enhanced ECG-Based Cardiac Telemonitoring System for Homecare Applications: A Systematic Evaluation

‘Smart Goods’ and Mobile Rfid a Case With Innovation From Volvo

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