A SMS-based platform for cardiovascular tele-monitoring

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The focus of this paper is to describe a fully automatic platform to transmit, using the SMS service, medical data collected at home. The overall platform has two main components: a central server for SMS receiving (Central Receiving Unit, CRU) and the remote sending data collection and transmitting units (Home Transmitting Unit, HTU). HTU is connected to commercial meters of arterial pressure and blood glucose. The CRU is located in a clinical center and acts also as a server for the database housing and for the users applications (data display, trend visualizations, alarms). Seventeen platforms (CRU+17 HTU) have been realized and given to patients. During a cumulative monitoring period of 1283 days, there were 1139 data transfer sessions, a mean of 67±61 per patient. The stability of the telemonitoring system and the mean percentage of successful encoding of the transmitted data were 100%.

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Triventi, M., Mattei, E., Censi, F., Calcagnini, G., Strano, S., & Bartolini, P. (2009). A SMS-based platform for cardiovascular tele-monitoring. In IFMBE Proceedings (Vol. 25, pp. 295–298). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-03904-1_82

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