A Health 4.0 Integrated System for Monitoring and Predicting Patient’s Health During Surgical Procedures

Arpaïa, Pasquale; Cicatiello, M.; Benedetto, Egidio De; Dodaro, Concetta Anna; Duraccio, Luigi; Servillo, Giuseppe; Vargas, Maria D.

doi:10.1109/i2mtc43012.2020.9128840

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“…In recent times, US imaging is emerging as both diagnostic and interventional tool due to its non-ionizing nature, the small footprint and high availability of the associated equipment, and its cost-effectiveness compared to other imaging technologies. Similarly, the use of AR HMD in the surgical field is becoming more and more widespread and can span from the monitoring of patients during surgical procedures [41], [42] to the actual navigation of the surgery [43], [44]. Within the latter context, what we propose in this work is an integrated system composed of a 3D US imaging system and a HMD with its related computational AR platform, for the guidance of a deep dissection task.…”

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Wearable AR and 3D Ultrasound: Towards a Novel Way to Guide Surgical Dissections

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Wearable AR and 3D Ultrasound: Towards a Novel Way to Guide Surgical Dissections

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“…The placement of optimal components might be problematic, especially in situations of significant glenoid deformities. In this feasibility research, Kriechling et al [28] have proposed a new navigation technique for surgical navigation employing AR through a head-mounted display with the goal of improving and enhancing surgical planning. However, the study has some drawbacks.…”

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Augmented Reality in Healthcare: A Systematic Review

Shet¹,

Ponduri²,

Gupta³

et al. 2023

IJRASET

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The healthcare industry is experiencing a lot of innovation. Out of the various new challenges, the speed of technology innovation, the demand for more patient-centred experiences, growing medical expenditures, and extending outreach to remote locations stand out. Augmented reality (AR) is revolutionising the healthcare sector with the rising usage of linked devices, computer vision, and artificial intelligence. The delivery of healthcare services is changing, and the overall standard of patient care is rising as a result of novel interactions between the real world and virtual objects enabled by mobile phones, wearables, and head-mounted displays.

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“…Specifically, operators can get the patient's vital signs from the operating room or equipment and access electronic medical records in real time. [2] Heart disease is the main cause of death in many countries. There are many ways to focus on the exact surgical methods for the treatment of this disease.…”

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Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Heart Disease Prediction Using Genetic Evolutionary Heart Disease Optimization from Internet-of-Things Sensors

Annamalai¹,

Jesintha²

2022

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Today, heart disease is one of the most important causes of death in the world. Therefore, the prediction and early diagnosis are important in supporting treatment time in a medical field. It reduces death and incurs less medical expenses. Cardiovascular disease (CVD), despite significant advances in the diagnosis and treatment, is still a major cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. The heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature of the patient have carried during the testing phase through the Internet-of-Things setup. Artificial intelligence techniques such as depth learning and machine learning can improve medical knowledge due to unlocking the clinically relevant information and increasing the complexity of data. CVD brings a heavy burden on the whole of the patient and society. Therefore, to provide effective treatment options, there is a need to improve the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease. Regarding the above issues, the Genetic Evolutionary Heart Disease Optimization algorithm is proposed in this work; it uses the new communication and information technology to create universal health-care services and apply it to cardiovascular diseases and it also offers the potential to doctors in the heart and clinical practice.

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A Health 4.0 Integrated System for Monitoring and Predicting Patient’s Health During Surgical Procedures

Cited by 7 publications

References 24 publications

Wearable AR and 3D Ultrasound: Towards a Novel Way to Guide Surgical Dissections

Wearable AR and 3D Ultrasound: Towards a Novel Way to Guide Surgical Dissections

Augmented Reality in Healthcare: A Systematic Review

Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Heart Disease Prediction Using Genetic Evolutionary Heart Disease Optimization from Internet-of-Things Sensors

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