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Smart Healthcare for Disease Diagnosis and Prevention

  • 1st Edition - January 14, 2020
  • Latest edition
  • Editors: Sudip Paul, Dinesh Bhatia
  • Language: English

Smart Healthcare for Disease Diagnosis and Prevention focuses on the advancement in healthcare technology to improve human health at all levels using smart technologies. It covers… Read more

Description

Smart Healthcare for Disease Diagnosis and Prevention focuses on the advancement in healthcare technology to improve human health at all levels using smart technologies. It covers all necessary topics from basic concepts (such as signal and image processing) to advanced knowledge on topics such as tissue engineering, virtual and intelligent instrumentation (or VLSI) and Embedded Systems. This book can be used to guide students and young researchers, providing basic knowledge on signal/image processing and smart technologies. Users will find a perfect blend of the interdisciplinary approach to biomedical engineering.

The book considers many technical concepts, emerging technologies, real-world healthcare applications, and many other technical, multidisciplinary notions in the same content. Finally, it systemically introduces the technologies and devices for healthcare objects and targets disease diagnosis and prevention in different views.

Key features

  • Discusses how new advanced technologies are used in real healthcare applications to improve patient safety
  • Explores how medical data such as signals and images can be used in diagnosis
  • Covers how wireless communications devices, such as sensor networks, RFID, wireless body area network, and wearable sensors are used in the medical environment

Readership

Smart healthcare for disease diagnosis and prevention focuses on the advancement in healthcare technology to improve human health at all levels

Table of contents

1. A very short story for a new future 1

Lucas Gabriel Souza Nasta, Lucas Paglioni Pataro Faria and Thiago Ferreira Mares

1.1 Introduction 1

1.2 Methodology 1

1.3 Results 3

1.4 Discuss and conclusion 4

Further reading 5

2. Design and development of command prompt assist device for locked

in syndrome patients 7

K. Arun Kumar, P.G. Pavithran and S. Bagyaraj

2.1 Introduction 7

2.2 Methodology 7

2.3 Implementation 8

2.4 Results and discussions 10

2.5 Conclusion 12

Further reading 12

3. Stem cell factor induces mast cell degranulation and proliferation

independent of CD81 receptor 15

Maheswaran Mani

3.1 Introduction 15

3.2 Methods 15

3.3 Flowcytometry 16

3.4 Tryptase degranulation assay 16

3.5 Thymidine incorporation 16

3.6 Results 16

3.7 SCF induces mast cell degranulation independent of CD81 18

3.8 SCF induces mast cell proliferation independent of CD81 18

3.9 Discussion 18

Acknowledgment 19

References 19

4. Triply periodic minimal surface porous implants to reconstruct bone defects 21

Rati Verma, Nishant Kumar Singh, Sanjay Kumar Rai and Shekhar Kumta

4.1 Introduction 21

4.2 Materials and method 22

4.3 Preparing the gyroid for FEA 23

4.4 Results 24

4.5 Discussion 26

References 27

5. Preparation and characterization of gold nanoparticles conjugated insulin 29

Chayanika Devi, Pankaj Kalita, Devashis Choudhury and Manash Barthakur

5.1 Introduction 29

5.2 Materials and methods 29

5.3 Zeta potential studies 30

5.4 Conclusion 32

Acknowledgment 32

References 32

6. Application of machine learning for early diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease 33

Sudip Paul and Amitava Datta

6.1 Introduction 33

6.2 Literature review 34

6.3 Convectional diagnosis are inefficient and costly 35

6.4 Effectiveness of machine learning technique for Parkinson detection 35

6.5 Discussion 37

6.6 Importance of machine learning for early detection 38

6.7 Recommendation 39

6.8 Conclusion 39

Acknowledgment 40

References 40

7. Power spectrum analysis of heart rate variability during internally and

externally operative attention 43

Mukesh Kumar, Dilbag Singh and K.K. Deepak

7.1 Introduction 43

7.2 Materials and methods 44

7.3 Analysis 46

7.4 Result and discussion 46

7.5 Conclusion 48

References 48

8. Investigation of heart rate variability with the help of Welch periodogram

in Indian young adults based on body physique 51

Vishwajeet, Dilbag Singh and K.K. Deepak

8.1 Introduction 51

8.2 Materials and methods 53

8.3 Results and discussion 54

8.4 Conclusion 56

References 56

9. An insight into Parkinson’s disease: researches and its complexities 59

Angana Saikia, Masaraf Hussain, Amit Ranjan Barua and Sudip Paul

9.1 Overview 59

9.2 Advancing researches in Parkinson’s disease 63

9.3 Role of neurotransmitters in Parkinson’s disease 72

9.4 Epidemiology of Parkinson’s disease 73

9.5 Clinical interventions of PD 75

9.6 Summary 77

References 77

Further reading 80

10. Investigation into the occupational ride comfort due to exposure of whole

body vibration 81

Amandeep Singh, Lakhwinder Pal Singh, Harwinder Singh and Sarbjit Singh

10.1 Introduction 81

10.2 General details 82

10.3 Measurement devices/equipments 83

10.4 Experimental design and data analysis 83

10.5 Conclusions 87

Acknowledgment 87

References 87

11. Fuzzy entropy based seizure detection algorithms for EEG data analysis 89

Geetika Srivastava, Alpika Tripathi and P.K. Maurya

11.1 Introduction 89

11.2 Materials & methods 92

11.3 Results 95

11.4 Conclusion 100

Acknowledgment 100

References 100

12. Low-cost ultrasonic-based shoe for visually impaired people 103

Shyamal Mandal and Adarsha B. Chandran

12.1 Introduction 103

12.2 Description of components 104

12.3 Light dependent resistor 106

12.4 Working principle of light dependent resistor 106

12.5 Buzzer 107

12.6 Working principal 109

12.7 Circuit diagram 109

12.8 Conclusion 113

References 113

13. Design of array multiplier circuit using reversible logic approach with

optimized performance parameters 115

Vandana Shukla, O.P. Singh, G.R. Mishra and R.K. Tiwari

13.1 Introduction 115

13.2 Array multiplier design 116

13.3 Reversible logic basics 116

13.4 Proposed reversible array multiplier 118

13.5 Result and analysis 120

13.6 Conclusion 122

References 122

14. Smart diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmias using optimal feature rank score

algorithm for solar based energy storage ECG acquisition system 125

Maheswari Lakshmanan, Hemalatha Karnan and Sivakumaran Natarajan

14.1 Introduction 125

14.2 System description 128

14.3 Solar system with energy storage device 128

14.4 ECG acquisition system 130

14.5 ECG-acquisition and pre-processing 131

14.6 Feature extraction techniques 131

14.7 Feature selection using region feature ranking score algorithm 132

14.8 Result and discussion 132

14.9 Conclusion 137

References 138

Further reading 139

15. Therapeutic approach in cerebral palsy treatment and management:

outcomes and benefits 141

Vinay Kumar Pandey and Sudip Paul

15.1 Introduction 141

15.2 Co-occurrence of associated problems with CP 142

15.3 Approaches in treatment and management of CP 144

References 150

16. Magnetic nanoparticles mediated cancer hyperthermia 153

Shorif Ahmed, Bablu Lal Rajak, Manashjit Gogoi and Haladhar Dev Sarma

Abbreviations 153

16.1 Introduction 154

16.2 Overview of cancer treatment 155

16.3 Magnetic nanoparticles in hyperthermia 156

16.4 Mechanism of heat dissipation by magnetic nanoparticles 157

16.5 Mathematic model for determination of body heat 161

16.6 Different magnetic nanostructures in hyperthermia 161

16.7 Current status of hyperthermia and combination therapy 166

16.8 Challenges and future prospect 169

16.9 Conclusion 170

References 171

Further reading 173

17. Bone cancer detection using machine learning techniques 175

Deepshikha Shrivastava, Sugata Sanyal, Arnab Kumar Maji and Debdatta Kandar

17.1 Introduction 175

17.2 Machine learning techniques for cancer classification 176

17.3 Machine learning techniques for bone cancer detection 178

17.4 Conclusion 180

References 181

Further reading 182

18. Introduction to physiology 185

Rituparna Barooah

18.1 What is physiology? 185

18.2 Organization of human physiology 186

18.3 Knowledge of physiology is essential for the practice of medicine 188

18.4 Today’s physiology is tomorrow’s medicine-William Osler 189

18.5 History of physiological sciences 190

18.6 Conclusion 192

References 192

Further reading 192

19. Basic overview of human physiology 193

Atul Srivastava, Mrinalini Kumari, Dinesh Prasad Gond and Subhashini

19.1 Introduction 193

19.2 Integumentary system 195

19.3 Musculoskeletal system 196

19.4 Digestive system 197

19.5 Respiratory system 198

19.6 Circulatory system 200

19.7 Nervous system 202

19.8 Endocrine system 204

19.9 Reproductive system 206

19.10 Excretory system 209

19.11 Immune system 210

Conclusion 211

References 211

20. Smart healthcare with sensors and wireless body area networking 213

S. Kumaravel

20.1 Relevance and introduction 213

20.2 Smart health care (WBAN) in acute medical care 215

20.3 A soft ware based flowchart for monitoring tasks in emergency room 216

20.4 Smart health care (WBAN) when an ill patient being transported 216

20.5 Smart health care (WBAN) in psychiatry 217

20.6 Smart health care (WBAN) in infertility 218

20.7 Smart health care (WBAN) in orthopedics 219

20.8 Smart health care (WBAN) in internal medicine 220

20.9 Smart health care (WBAN) in ear-nose-throat care and respiratory medicine 220

20.10 Smart health care (WBAN) in cardiology 221

20.11 Smart health care (WBAN) in anesthesia 221

20.12 Smart health care (WBAN) in neurology and geriatrics 222

20.13 Smart health care (WBAN) in ophthalmology 223

20.14 Smart health care (WBAN) in urology and sexual dysfunction 223

20.15 Smart health care (WBAN) in other special situations 224

References 225

21. Muscular load compensation patterns in patients with knee osteo-arthritis 229

Dinesh Bhatia

21.1 Introduction 229

21.2 Methodology 230

21.3 Results and discussion 233

21.4 Conclusion 236

21.5 Limitations and future scope 236

Acknowledgments 236

References 236

Index 239

Product details

  • Edition: 1
  • Latest edition
  • Published: January 14, 2020
  • Language: English

About the editors

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Sudip Paul

Dr. Sudip Paul presently holds the position of Associate Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the National Institute of Technology, Raipur, India. He conducted his post-doctoral research at the School of Computer Science and Software Engineering, The University of Western Australia, Perth, under the Biotechnology Overseas Associateship scheme for scientists from the North-Eastern States of India (2017-18), supported by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India. He obtained his Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology (Banaras Hindu University), Varanasi, specializing in Electrophysiology and brain signal analysis. He organized numerous workshops and conferences, notably the 40th Indian Academy of Neuroscience Annual Meeting in 2022, the IEEE Conference on Computational Performance Evaluation in 2020 and 2021, the IRBO/APRC Associate School in 2017, the IBRO Global Engagement in 2021, the IBRO Meeting in 2021, and the 29th Annual Meeting of the Society for Neurochemistry, India in 2015. Dr. Sudip has published about 60 publications in international and national journals, as well as over 50 conference papers across several international and national platforms. He possesses 7 granted patents and 6 granted copyrights. He has finalized 20 book projects as an editor or author with Springer Nature, Elsevier, IGI Global, and others. Dr. Sudip is a Senior Member of IEEE and belongs to various societies and professional organizations, including IAN, IEEE-EMBS, APSN, ISN, and IBRO. He was honored with numerous accolades, notably the World Federation of Neurology (WFN) traveling fellowship, the Young Investigator Award, the IBRO Travel Award, and the ISN Travel Award. Dr. Sudip also imparted his expertise to other international publications as a member of the editorial board and as a reviewer. He has showcased his research achievements in several nations, including the USA, Greece, France, South Africa, and Australia.

Affiliations and expertise
Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Raipur, (An Institute of National Importance), Under Ministry of Edution, Government of India, Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India

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Dinesh Bhatia

Dinesh Bhatia pursued his PhD in Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Engineering from MNNIT, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Biomedical Engineering from Mumbai University, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. He is MBA from IMT Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India. He was selected for the “Young Scientist Award (BOYSCAST)” in (2011–12) by the Government of India to pursue research in osteoarthritis (OA) at Adaptive Neural Systems Laboratory, Florida International University, Miami, Florida, USA. He was selected as one of the twelve young biomedical scientists by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Govt. of India in 2015 to pursue research in the field of sensory prosthetics at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK. He has authored/published 300+ articles, 12 books, and 30 book chapters. His interest areas are smart healthcare technologies, assistive technologies, and environmental sustainability.
Affiliations and expertise
Department of Biomedical Engineering, School of Technology, North Eastern Hill University (NEHU), India

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