A Survey Paper on Algorithms of Wireless Body Area Network

Majumder, Annwesha Banerjee; Gupta, Somsubhra; Singh, Dharmpal

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-7305-4_33

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“…b) Secure and Energy-Efficient Framework using the Internet of Medical Things for e-Healthcare: The researcher Saba, Tanzila, et. al, proposed a design for a healthcare monitoring system that reduced the energy consumption between the biosensor node and also patient in an emergency using these wireless biosensors [40]. This increases the privacy of patient information from the sink node using the Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN).…”

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Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) based Health Care Monitoring: A Comprehensive Review

Qaisar Ayyub

2024

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The Internet of Things (IoT) based Wireless Body Area Networks (WBAN), play a very important role in the implementation of IoT devices. It is an upcoming research area in which we implement new advancement techniques, such as various algorithms. In this research, we explore how to secure IoT devices from cyber-attacks and also define how to handle the communication packets between IoT devices. Some IoT devices require more resources for communication so we define the techniques used to reduce these resources. The main purpose of this review is to provide a quick review of all techniques for novice researcher who wants to start their research in this domain. Now the universe is getting smaller due to a sharp growth in scientific and technological research. The development of communication technologies over the past few decades is remarkable. It has gotten harder for medical associates to take care of the patients by coming into the hospital and then personally checking them. The population of the world is increasing and the area is getting smaller. The development of wireless communication has provided a solution to these issues in the form of a remote health monitoring system. The WBAN in the domain of medicine provides the best way for patient monitoring inside or outside the hospital. Through WBAN, we can easily monitor the patient's state without visiting the hospital. WBAN is used in multiple areas such as energy-saving, eHealth monitoring systems to maintain the quality services of data, and many other areas. In this paper, we survey the current state of various aspects of WBAN technologies that are being used in healthcare applications, the targeted area is the eHealth monitoring system. Using multiple WBAN techniques, we aim to identify which techniques are giving better results in data transmission, storing, and maintaining patient data privacy and also identify the best performance using multiple techniques based on the two most important parameters such as ‘throughput’, and ‘delay’. These parameters estimate the overall performance of any WBAN system. We collected data from the last 15 years' papers. The major contribution of this paper is to identify the best technique in e-healthcare among all in terms of delay and throughput used in the past recent years.

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Section: G Biosensorsmentioning

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Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) based Health Care Monitoring: A Comprehensive Review

Qaisar Ayyub

2024

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“…Nanosensors are employed in the wireless WBAN to continuously monitor a patient's medical health because of resource constraints and essential applications, improving security and privacy to a high degree offers various challenges. Majumder et al in [ 9 ] conducted a thorough survey in the domain of WBAN. WBAN is a technological breakthrough that has made remote patient monitoring possible.…”

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Remote Monitoring of COVID-19 Patients Using Multisensor Body Area Network Innovative System

Al_Barazanchi

Hashim

Alkahtani

et al. 2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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As of late 2019, the COVID19 pandemic has been causing huge concern around the world. Such a pandemic posed serious threats to public safety, the well-being of healthcare workers, and the overall health of the population. If automation can be implemented in healthcare systems, patients could be better cared for and health industries could be less burdened. To combat such challenges, e-health requires apps and intelligent systems. Using WBAN sensors and networks, a doctor or medical professional can advise patients on the best course of action. Patients' fitness could be assessed using WBAN sensors without interfering with their daily activities. When designing a monitoring system, system performance reliability for competent healthcare is critical. Existing research has failed to create a large device capable of handling a large network or to improve WBAN topologies for fast transmitting and receiving patient data. As a result, in this research, we create a multisensor WBAN (MSWBAN) intelligent system for transmitting and receiving critical patient data. To gather information from all cluster nodes and send it to multisensor WBAN, a novel additive distance-threshold routing protocol (ADTRP) is proposed. In small networks where data are managed by the transmitting node and the best data route is determined, this protocol has less redundancy. An edge-cutting-based routing optimization (ES-EC-R ES-EC-RO) is used to find the best route. The Trouped blowfish MD5 (TB-MD5) algorithm is used to encrypt and decrypt data, and the encrypted data are stored in a cloud database for security. The performance metrics of our proposed model are compared to current techniques for the best results. End-to-end latency is 63 ms, packet delivery is 95%, security is 95.7%, and throughput is 9120 bps, according to the results. The purpose of this article is to encourage engineers and front-line workers to develop digital health systems for tracking and controlling virus outbreaks.

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“…This type of network is constructed from several biomedical sensor nodes that are placed or implanted inside the human body to monitor it. These sensor nodes monitor the human body's physiological parameters without disturbing his/her daily life activities [3]. In general, these sensors can collect surrounding environment data for different parameters such as glucose levels, temperature, heart rate, and cardiac rate and then send it to the sink node via a wireless medium.…”

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Hot‐spot aware multicost‐based energy‐efficient routing protocol for WBANs

Raed,

Alabady

2024

Int J Communication

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SummaryWireless body area networks (WBANs) are becoming widely considered in remote healthcare monitoring applications. However, WBAN nodes have limited resources; therefore, effective and reliable routing protocols are pivotal research challenges. Furthermore, balancing the traffic load among sensor nodes is also highly required to increase network stability. In recent years, many interesting routing solutions have been proposed for WBANs; however, the significant feature in terms of stability and energy in these solutions has not been sufficiently addressed. Therefore, in this context, the Hot‐Sspot Aaware Multicost‐based Energy‐efficient Routing (H‐SAMER) protocol is proposed in this paper. The suggested protocol used multieffective cost function for next‐hop node selection based on the data type, where the patient's data are categorized into three classes: normal data, on‐demand data, and emergency data. Furthermore, the H‐SAMER protocol adds awareness to the transmission of control packets by adding the cost value to the RREQ packets. Thus, the simulation scenario shows that the H‐SAMER saves energy 8.57%, 88%, 98%, 97%, and 100% greater than E‐HARP, EH‐RCP, CO‐LAEEBA, EECBSR, and ELR‐W, respectively. Moreover, the first node death of the proposed H‐SAMER is delayed to round number 7500, which proves H‐SAMER to be a stable and reliable effective solution for WBANs.

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A Survey Paper on Algorithms of Wireless Body Area Network

Cited by 4 publications

References 22 publications

Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) based Health Care Monitoring: A Comprehensive Review

Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) based Health Care Monitoring: A Comprehensive Review

Remote Monitoring of COVID-19 Patients Using Multisensor Body Area Network Innovative System

Hot‐spot aware multicost‐based energy‐efficient routing protocol for WBANs

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