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New approach for cardiac patients based on pacemaker device

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This current research work consists of the development of a new e-health application for the patients that have a cardiac problem and use a pacemaker. It allows: (1) heartbeat measure, (2) blood pressure surveillance, and (3) oxygen consumption surveillance. The main goal of our application is to assist the patients that have a pacemaker at any time and at any place. An IoT application based on remote sensing architecture is developed to avoid any critical state for the patients with pacemaker when catastrophe happened at any time and to react immediately. The different implemented sensor will transfer data from the patient’s body to the cloud API. Then, the different patients will be under permanent control and efficient monitor in smart environment. This solution is proposed for the well-being of each cardiac patient since that the doctor can know from the gathered data if everything is under control or not. If the heart does not beat regularly or the patient has trouble breathing, the responsible doctor and the patient in question will be alerted automatically. The Iot application is implemented and a real-simulations are done to highlight the importance of our e-health remote sensing-based application.

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The authors would like to thank the anonymous reviewers for their helpful and constructive comments that greatly contributed to improving the final version of the paper. They would also like to thank the Editors for their generous comments and support during the review process. Finally, they would like to thank everyone that made this research possible.

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  1. National Engineering School of Carthage (ENICarthage), Carthage University, Carthage, Tunisia

    Hamza Gharsellaoui

  2. LISI Laboratory, INSAT Institute, Carthage University, Carthage, Tunisia

    Hamza Gharsellaoui & Imen Khemaissia

  3. King Khaled University, Abha, 62529, Saudi Arabia

    Imen Khemaissia

  4. Arab Open University (AOU), Riyadh Branch, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

    Ali AlShahrani

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Gharsellaoui, H., Khemaissia, I. & AlShahrani, A. New approach for cardiac patients based on pacemaker device. J Ambient Intell Human Comput 14, 15205–15213 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12652-020-02870-7

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