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Telemedicine System
Wearable health monitoring systems integrated into a telemedicine system continuous monitoring as a part of a diagnostic procedure to support early detection of abnormal conditions and prevention of its serious consequences during supervised recovery from an acute event or surgical procedure
Holter monitors
Traditional personal medical monitoring systems only to collect data for off-line processing Wires may limit the patients activity and level of comfort negatively influence the measured results
Continuous monitoring
Important limitation for wider acceptance of the existing systems for continuous monitoring unwieldy wires between sensors and a processing unit lack of system integration of individual sensors interference on a wireless communication channel shared by multiple devices nonexistent support for massive data collection and knowledge discovery
Sensor level
Bluetooth Disadvantages
transfer raw data from sensors to the monitoring station
limitation for prolonged wearable monitoring too complex power demanding prone to interference
targeted at RF applications that require a low data rate, long battery life, and secure networking
Medical Services
An emergency service If the received data are out of range or indicate an imminent medical condition The exact location of the patient If the personal server is equipped with GPS sensor monitoring the activity of the patient By medical professionals Issue altered guidance based on the new information
TI MSP430F1232
ECG electrodes
The Telos platform 8MHz MSP430F1611 microcontroller 10KB RAM and 48KB Flash Memory UART(Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter) ISPM MSP430F1232 microcontroller 10-bit ADC and UART
Conclusion
Continuous monitoring in the ambulatory setting early detection of abnormal conditions
increased level of confidence improve quality of life