Keeping a Beat on the Heart

Liszka, Kathy J.; Mackin, Michael A.; Lichter, Michael J.; York, David; Pillai, Dilip; Rosenbaum, David S.

doi:10.1109/mprv.2004.10

Cited by 74 publications

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“…An example of the third domain collecting realtime electrocardiogram signals including basic arrhythmia detection with automatic alerting to a call center is illustrated in (Liszka et al, 2004). Their system architecture uses readily available commercial off-the-shelf components.…”

Section: Ehealth and Mhealthmentioning

confidence: 99%

INTRODUCING A MOBILE SYSTEM FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF CARDIAC DISORDERS AS A PRECAUTION FROM A CARDIOLOGISTS’ VIEW - Evaluation of a Survey

Burg¹,

Savini²,

Stormer³

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Health Informatics

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Abstract:This paper illustrates the results of a survey of practicing cardiologists that were asked about various aspects of a simplified telecardiology scenario using mobile devices. Such devices are becoming ubiquitous assets in everybody's life. Their application in a healthcare environment aims not only at supporting the patients over traditional consultations but also maximizes the content of their health status information. The results of the survey may help application developers to focus their efforts of applications in a similar setting.

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Section: Ehealth and Mhealthmentioning

confidence: 99%

INTRODUCING A MOBILE SYSTEM FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF CARDIAC DISORDERS AS A PRECAUTION FROM A CARDIOLOGISTS’ VIEW - Evaluation of a Survey

Burg¹,

Savini²,

Stormer³

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Health Informatics

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“…Accordingly emphasis is given towards developing new generation distributed wireless intelligent sensor system [8] which is convenient to use, noninvasive in nature and unobtrusive so that it does not affect the normal activity. One such effort is given in [9] where a real-time remote arrythmia monitoring system prototype has been developed in NASA. It describes the system architecture and implementation issues for such system from the perspective of wireless communication technology.…”

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Hardware development for pervasive healthcare systems: Current status and future directions

Acharyya

Maharatna

Al-Hashimi

2008

APCCAS 2008 - 2008 IEEE Asia Pacific Conference on Circuits and Systems

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Abstract-This paper surveys ongoing research for pervasive healthcare system development, highlights the associated technical challenges and outlines some possible future topics that require innovative research. We present a conceptual high level system overview for pervasive healthcare including a resource constrained architecture for extracting fetal electrocardiogram from maternal composite abdominal signal as a case study.

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“…Today available commercial products and research prototypes evidence how these systems are rapidly evolving. A good example is the real-time remote arrhythmia monitoring system collects ECG signals from a patient [3]. The system uses an event recorder and transmits to a PDA via Bluetooth.…”

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“…A long-distance link is established via a standard Internet connection over GSM/GPRS wireless infrastructure. The digital signal is transmitted to a remote computer and viewed using embedded Web technology for monitoring by medical professionals [3]. Another healthcare wireless application is the WAP-based telemedicine system for patient monitoring.…”

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Health parameters and video live transmission with data storage on database, in emergency telemedicine

Bailo

Barbieri

Cevasco

et al. 2005

2nd International Conference on Broadband Networks, 2005.

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Mobile communication technologies could strongly help in facing health emergency situation. Thanks to wireless communication techniques, real time audio, video, medical parameters transmission and information storage are nowadays possible. Electrocardiogram, blood pressure and other patient's information are sent to a remote hospital/medical database center server. Actions taken by the emergency staff are stored for real time operative-center interaction and for a successive database consultation. The emergency video recording is often useful as legal evidence in case of disputation. In this paper a real time connection telemedical system is described. The system is based on low-cost consumer technologies such as GPRS and WiFi for low-band data/video transmission, H.264 for the real time video stream encoding and database video storage. A relational database has been used for store and query data. All system is based on Microsoft .Net technology allowing great portability and stability to overall modules, such as HMI (Human Machine Interface) and multimedia codecs.

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Keeping a Beat on the Heart

Cited by 74 publications

References 5 publications

INTRODUCING A MOBILE SYSTEM FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF CARDIAC DISORDERS AS A PRECAUTION FROM A CARDIOLOGISTS’ VIEW - Evaluation of a Survey

INTRODUCING A MOBILE SYSTEM FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF CARDIAC DISORDERS AS A PRECAUTION FROM A CARDIOLOGISTS’ VIEW - Evaluation of a Survey

Hardware development for pervasive healthcare systems: Current status and future directions

Health parameters and video live transmission with data storage on database, in emergency telemedicine

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