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Heart diseases are the serious health threats to human beings. Traditional cardiac monitoring systems are unsatisfactory to prevent the sudden death events caused by heart diseases. A pervasive cardiac monitoring system is thus developed, which can provide a real-time continuous cardiac care and arrhythmias detection service for any person at any time in any place. This paper gives a detailed description...
Advances in wireless technology and supporting infrastructure provide unprecedented opportunity for ubiquitous real-time healthcare and fitness monitoring without constraining the activities of the user. Wirelessly connected miniaturized sensors and actuators placed in, on, and around the body form a body area network for continuous, automated, and unobtrusive monitoring of physiological signs to...
Vast quantities of data is sensed from patients located in intensive care units worldwide through physiological monitoring. In recent times the service oriented architectural model has emerged as a mechanism to providing a structured computing approach to support the provision of services. The nature of critical care is such that clinicians provide a service of care, often to patients that are not...
Some studies show that a tight glucose control appears to have clinical benefits for cardiac patients at intensive care unit (ICU). However, it requires glucose readings every few hours in a tiresome operation. In the present study, a real time glucose monitoring system was implemented to control critical cardiac patients at ICU. For this, a commercially available Holter-like glucose monitor was used...
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