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A case study demonstrated the use of Web technologies and middleware software for the acquisition, storage, and retrieval of respiratory flow signals from a Web-enabled spirometer.
Explores web technologies and middleware for accessing distributed databases of biomedical signals, demonstrated via a web-enabled spirometer case study.
The Web allows ubiquitous access to distributed databases through standard browser technology. However, appropriate middleware software needs to be developed to provide the tools both for accessing databases over the Web and ensuring that querying the knowledge base is possible. In this article we explore a number of these Web technologies and examine a case study based around the acquisition of respiratory flow signals from a Web-enabled spirometer.
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Lovell et al. (2001) studied this question. Web-based acquisition of respiratory flow signals was evaluated. A case study demonstrated the use of Web technologies and middleware software for the acquisition, storage, and retrieval of respiratory flow signals from a Web-enabled spirometer.
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