Wireless Holter monitoring system with a dual-core processor

Victor Ivel, Yuliya Gerasimova, Sayat Moldakhmetov, Pavel Petrov, I A Gerasimov

2020

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Abstract

Abstract The article discusses the principles of building a wireless automated system for heart activity Holter monitoring using a WiFi module based on a dual-core processor. The system is focused on use in a medical cardiology center or at home. The article proposes the method of wireless transmission of an electro-cardio signal based on the paralleling of processing operations and Wi-Fi transmission of an electro-cardio signal. The paper presents algorithms for wavelet compression and filtering of the transmitted electro-cardio signal that ensure high reliability of the transmitted ECG information. A semi-realistic model of the Holter monitoring system has been developed, including real-time packages of the Matlab system, a PhysioBank ATM electro-cardio signal database, a hardware interface based on the PCI-1710HG Board and an external wireless ECG information transmission subsystem. The proposed methods and algorithms will provide high-quality and multi-day wireless transmission of ECG signals, characterized by low power consumption