The Telemedical Rescue Assistance System “TemRas” – Development, First Results and Impact

Büscher, Christian; Elsner, Jesko; Schneiders, Marie-Thérèse; Thelén, Sebastian; Brodziak, Tadeusz; Seidenberg, Peter H.; Schilberg, Daniel; Tobias, Michael; Jeschke, Sabina

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-08816-7_2

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“…In the following a short introduction of each project is given 2 . Occuring with a frequency of 30%, cardiovascular emergencies rank first in emergency assistance operations.…”

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“…As the number of emergency admissions and the shortage of emergency doctors simultaneously increase, the use of tele-medicine in the rescue service is becoming increasingly more important. The development of a telemedical rescue assistance system (TemRas) for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) aims to address this problem [2]. Real-time broadcast of all vital signs together with voice and image communication, from the scene to the so called 'tele-emergency physician' enables this person to directly support the emergency team on-site.…”

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Patient customized engineering for smart cardiovascular therapy

Schmitz‐Rode¹,

Farkas²

2014

Biomedical Engineering / Biomedizinische Technik

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Editorial Patient customized engineering for smart cardiovascular therapyAs research trends move towards the use of personalized medicine, many projects are focused on genetic, molecular, biological and pharmacological approaches. One of the most apparent aims of personalized medicine is to analyze and image patient-related biological processes at the cellular and molecular level and use the information provided to influence these processes therapeutically. However, personalization strategies and a correspondingly improved patient orientation also present major opportunities relative to the field of medical engineering. This is where the Aachen-based medical engineering network "innovating medical technology in.nrw" comes in: according to the guiding principle "Patient Customized Engineering" (PaCE), customized solutions and therapies are being developed, adapted to specific diseases and problems of the individual patients.

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“…In the following a short introduction of each project is given 2 . Occuring with a frequency of 30%, cardiovascular emergencies rank first in emergency assistance operations.…”

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Patient customized engineering for smart cardiovascular therapy

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Farkas²

2014

Biomedical Engineering / Biomedizinische Technik

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“…1. Development of a telemedical rescue assistance system (TemRas) [4]: Cardiovascular disease is the most frequent category in emergency assistance. The time between the initial heart attack and medical action determines the therapeutic result.…”

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