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Physiological signals acquired from patients involve valuable data to aid medical decisions, but they suffer from noise and artifacts and require amplification, extraction, and processing.
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This paper provides a comprehensive review of physiological signal processing, including ECG, EEG, and EMG, and its applications and challenges in healthcare.
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1Dr. Divya C. V., 2Dr. Varada P., *3Mohamed Anas T., 4Ashwin N. K., 5Theertha Praveen, 6Nafila Ali K. P., 7Showkat Ahmad Wani (2026) reported a review. Biomedical signal processing was evaluated.
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