Key result
A low-bandwidth satellite connection between Ecuador and the United States successfully supported remote anesthetic monitoring and joint management of operative care.
Why the study?
Does remote anesthetic monitoring using satellite telecommunications support effective joint management of patients undergoing anesthesia in remote areas?
Does remote anesthetic monitoring using satellite telecommunications support effective joint management of patients undergoing anesthesia in remote areas?
Remote anesthetic monitoring using low-bandwidth satellite connections is feasible for providing expert consultation to remote areas.
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May enable remote anesthesia support in resource-limited settings; leaves open prospective validation before clinical adoption.
Cone et al. (2006) studied Anesthesia. Remote anesthetic monitoring via satellite telecommunications was evaluated. A low-bandwidth satellite connection between Ecuador and the United States successfully supported remote anesthetic monitoring and joint management of operative care.
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