IoT-Based Brain Hypothermia System Using a Fuzzy Logic Controller and Measurements by Temperature Sensors
Rabab Talib Abdullah,
Sadik Kamel Gharghan,
Ahmed J. Abid
Abstract:There is no doubt that hyperthermia can lead to permanent brain damage in patients. Several studies have shown that the use of devices to lower brain temperature reduces death rates. Here, a device for reducing brain temperature was designed and practically implemented. The device was mainly composed of Peltier cooling elements, a helmet made of plastic tubes with a suitable thermodynamic coefficient of heat absorption, cold water circulating inside the tubes (to cool the head), an Arduino Mega microcontroller… Show more
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