Key result
An IoT-based ECG system enables remote, real-time monitoring of patient cardiovascular parameters.
Why the study?
Many patients with cardiovascular complications require constant monitoring, but traditional ECG monitoring is limited to expensive and remote hospital settings, creating a need for accessible remote health monitoring systems.
IoT-based health monitoring systems using microcontrollers and sensors offer a low-cost, portable solution for remote continuous monitoring of vital signs like ECG, heart rate, and temperature.
Review of CV monitoring devices leaves open clinical utility; higher-level trials needed before practice change.
Today, heart disease is considered one of the leading causes of untimely death. Thus, engineers have developed a variety of therapeutic devices to diagnose and evaluate various diseases. Health care has become one of the most important issues for both individuals and governments due to rapid population growth and medical costs. Many patients suffer from cardiovascular complications that cause serious threats to their health, so they need constant monitoring with a traditional monitoring system such as Electrocardiographic (ECG) which is a very important method used to measure cardiac output, this procedure is available only for the most expensive and remote hospital for remote patients. The development of wireless technology enables the construction of a network of Internet-connected devices. The proposed ECG monitoring system consists of the AD8382 ECG sensor for reading patient data, the ESP8266 Wi-Fi control module, and the IoT Blynk application. The implementation of the proposed ECG health care system enables the physician to monitor the patient remotely using the IoT Blynk program installed on his smartphone to monitor and visualize the patient's ECG signal. The monitoring procedure can be performed anytime and anywhere without the need for a hospital.
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Mr. Mayur Badole (2022) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. IoT Based Health Monitoring System was evaluated. An IoT-based health monitoring system using an AD8232 ECG sensor, ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, and Blynk application enables remote, real-time monitoring of patient cardiovascular parameters.
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