DocumentCode
3322984
Title
A study on nationwide emergency medical network for ambulances via HEOs
Author
Nakajima, Isao ; Juzoji, Hiroshi ; Usman, Koredianto
Author_Institution
Inst. of Medical Sci., Tokai Univ., Kanagawa, Japan
fYear
2004
fDate
28-29 June 2004
Firstpage
166
Lastpage
171
Abstract
We have studied specifications for satellite transponder to perform nationwide emergency medical network for ambulance over Japan. If it is possible to send in real-time a large volume of biological data (such as when a thrombolytic dose is administered to a patient suffering acute cardiac infarction being conveyed in an ambulance, based on his or her 12 leads electrocardiogram data and cardio-echogram with compressed motion picture, for early treatment for removal of a coronary occlusion) and color video images (such as light reflex images and video images of the airway) from an ambulance to a triage center to receive instructions from a doctor, more patients will be saved and medical expenditures for emergency medicine will ultimately be reduced. We investigate required specifications as follows; 1) channels, 2) bandwidth, 3) frequency, 4)footprints, 5) technical limitations of the transponder others.
Keywords
biomedical communication; echocardiography; electrocardiography; mobile satellite communication; patient treatment; transponders; Japan; acute cardiac infarction; ambulances; bandwidth; cardioechogram; channels; color video images; compressed motion picture; coronary occlusion; electrocardiogram; footprints; frequency; highly inclined elliptical orbiter; light reflex images; medical expenditures; nationwide emergency medical network; patient treatment; satellite transponder; thrombolytic dose; triage center; Bandwidth; Biomedical imaging; Cardiology; Frequency; Image coding; Medical treatment; Motion pictures; Satellites; Transponders; Video compression;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Enterprise Networking and Computing in Healthcare Industry, 2004. HEALTHCOM 2004. Proceedings. 6th International Workshop on
Print_ISBN
0-7803-8453-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/HEALTH.2004.1324509
Filename
1324509
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