Methodology for identification of susceptible areas to electromagnetic interference in the hospital

Cabral, Stênio Cavalier; Mühlen, Sérgio Santos

doi:10.1109/iembs.2003.1280933

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“…In order to strengthen the idea to ban the usage of cellular phone in hospital area, there is a study done to identify the susceptibility areas in the hospital by performing immunity test on medical devices [6]. The immunity test was done by subjecting several medical devices to electric field generated by cellular phone that operates in its maximum power.…”

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Study of Situation Based Environment towards Noise Reduction during ECG Acquisition

Samad¹,

Sudirman²,

Mahmood³

et al. 2013

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Even with the development of more advanced technology of ECG, there are still problems on interference to ECG signals. Many attempts have been made to detect and eliminate the source of noises and artifacts from the original ECG signals. Several studies have been done to observe and study the EMI effect, however, most of them only focus on the EMI effect of mobile phone during ECG acquisition. Thus, this study is emphasized on the interference problem when other medical devices were being used together with the ECG device. The R-R peak distance of the ECG signal was detected by using QRS detection algorithm invented by J. Pan and W. J. Tompkins. The data from the experiment showed that even the EMI from the medical devices did not affect the physical shape of ECG, but it does affect the R-R peak distance of the ECG signal

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“…Those types of studies always treat medical devices as the 'victim' and mobile phone as the 'source' of electromagnetic interference. [5][6][7].…”

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Study of Situation Based Environment towards Noise Reduction during ECG Acquisition

Samad¹,

Sudirman²,

Mahmood³

et al. 2013

ENG

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Methodology for identification of susceptible areas to electromagnetic interference in the hospital

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Study of Situation Based Environment towards Noise Reduction during ECG Acquisition

Study of Situation Based Environment towards Noise Reduction during ECG Acquisition

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