telemedicine systems
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Rohitash Gupta
2007A8TS442U
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Replacement for older versions of home care Integration of communication and medicinal
technology
Solution to the difficulties of transport for theelderly and too sick
Bypasses physical hospital restrictions
Top 3 Current Uses: Radiology, Dermatology,
Psychiatry
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More efficient use of a doctors time Ensures 1 to 1 care of every patient
Initial setup followed by easy maintenance
Can be used through a mobile phone No human error in dosage
Benefiting the society economically as well
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High maintenance, training and initial setupcost
Complex training requirements
People may not like the idea of a computerholding their life in its digital hands
Technical Breakdown
Overdependence on electricity and internet
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aka Heart Rate Monitor Measures multiple patient vitals
Heart Rate, Blood Pressure, Respiration,
Temperature and SPO2 levels With this information, diagnosis is easily
made
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Interprets electrical signals produced by heart
Recorded via electrodes attached to the skin
12 leads, 6 limb leads, 6 precordial leads
Each lead is bipolar, 1 negative, 1 positive
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P wave represents depolarization of both atria PR interval is generally about 0.12-2 seconds
QRS complex: Usually 0.08-0.12 seconds
Many different types of QRS complex
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Heart rate: to measure heart rate, we need toconsider the duration between twoconsecutive waveforms such as the R-Rduration
Rate = 60/(R-R Interval)
There are a lot more functions, but since thefocus is on the ECG as it pertains to the
telemedicine system, the focus is kept to itsmost common functions
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Is one of the main uses of telemedicine Treats many illnesses such as congenital
heart disease, myocardial infarction [MI],angina
Cardiovascular disease is the single leadingcause of death in the US
Telecardiology helps many hospital lower the
amount of legal ramifications of missed MIsor misdiagnoses
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It is a monumental task that requires a wholehost of factors to be considered Type of equipment being used
Networking operations
Expenses involved Demographic of location
Selection of an appropriate site
Plans for staff training, delays, emergencies
Client responsibilities Manpower requirements
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To keep it simple, I decided to go for a small-scale telemedicine system
It will be a compact system with the hostbeing in a small hospital and the client-sidecounter-part in a patients home
Staff involved will simply be the 2 doctorsassigned to the patient and the contracted
technicians for setup of the equipment atboth of the sites
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The patient lives in a fairly wealthyneighborhood
The clients area allows for fiber-optic cablesand flawless wireless internet at high-speeds
The hospital is located about 40km away in aslightly less affluent area however, theinternet is comparable to the clients
Nothing in the locations seems to indicatethat reliability will be an issue
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Price of a decent, small scale ECG: $15,000 Setting up a WWAN network with equipment
and installation charges: $12,000
Training of staff and clients: $8000
Ensuring QoS and maintenance: $2000
Setup of ECG and other overhead: $30,000
Fairly expensive process, casual estimates.
In the long run it may actually save the clientmoney if he has to visit the hospitalfrequently
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On top of staff training, I will have to ensurethat the client is fully informed about theprocess and that he is cognizant of hisresponsibilities in the telemedicine system
Since telemedicine systems have highbandwidth requirements that cant beprovided by a singular network, methodssuch as network striping to combine severalnetworks to form 1 high speed upload link toensure maximum performance will be needed
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GE MAC 5500 EKG Machine Has 12/15 lead analysis
Network used is going to be a dual-lane DSLconnection which usually limits uploadspeeds to 256k but by using network stripingand QoS handling, it can be boosted up toapproximately 1Mbps which is just about
enough for high definition video conferencing Cisco equipment used for network
propagation
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This system consists of a lightweight and power-saving wireless ECGdevice equipped with a built-in automatic warning expert system. Device is connected to a mobile, real-time display platform. The acquired ECG signals are instantaneously transmitted to mobile
devices, such as netbooks or mobile phones through Bluetooth, andthen, processed by the expert system.
An alert signal is sent to the remote database server, which can be
accessed by an Internet browser, once an abnormal ECG is detected. The current version of the expert system can identify five types of
abnormal cardiac rhythms in real-time, including sinus tachycardia,sinus bradycardia, wide QRS complex, atrial fibrillation (AF), and cardiacasystole, which is very important for both the subjects who are beingmonitored and the healthcare personnel tracking cardiac-rhythmdisorders.
The proposed system also activates an emergency medical alarm systemwhen problems occur. Clinical testing reveals that the proposed systemis approximately 94% accurate, with high sensitivity, specificity, andpositive prediction rates for ten normal subjects.
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Ge MAC 5500 receives input
and sends it through wirelessinternet to a mobile phone
Patient(Client
Side)
Mobile receiver
Internet transmission from the mobilephone to the network setup at the healthcare center to receive and store theinformation output from the ECG
Doctor receives and processes
the information, then sendsback the diagnosis
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