A Tele-Electrocardiographic Monitoring System for Patients with Chronic Diseases at Home
Journal: Austin Emergency Medicine (Vol.2, No. 6)Publication Date: 2016-06-13
Authors : Yoshizawa M; Ohuchi H; Nunokawa K; Taniuchi K; Okaniwa T; Sugita N; Abe M; Homma N; Yambe T;
Page : 1-4
Keywords : Tele-healthcare system; End-of-life decision; ECG; Wireless sensor; Bluetooth;
Abstract
In this study, a smart phone-based wireless Electrocardiographic (ECG) system connected through the internet to a remote server is developed. This system enables medical doctors to monitor ECG signals of patients with chronic diseases at their homes by accessing the server with ordinary computers anytime and anywhere. The battery of the system is durable for at least seven days, and thus the system is suitable for visiting medical care. The experimental results indicate that long-term monitoring through the smart phone and server will provide rich information on a patient's terminal status for doctors in remote locations. However, it is necessary to collect extensive clinical data to predict the timing of end-of-life more precisely.
Other Latest Articles
- Emergency Medicine at the Crossroads: Vision for the Next Lap
- Extra Corporeal Life Support in Life-Threatening Digoxin Overdose: A Bridge to Antidote
- Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Rhabdomyolysis in Emergency Service: A Prospective Clinical Research
- ABOUT ALGORITHMS OF STATISTICAL SIMULATION OF SEISMIC NOISE IN THE OBSERVATION PROFILE FOR DETERMINATION THE FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS OF GEOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT
- Concurrent Risk Factors to Mortality in Hypoglycemia
Last modified: 2017-03-15 18:25:20