A wearable system for long-term ubiquitous monitoring of common motor symptoms in patients with Parkinson's disease.
Markos G. TsipourasAlexandros T. TzallasEvaggelos KarvounisDimitrios G. TsalikakisJorge CancelaMatteo PastorinoMaría Teresa Arredondo WaldmeyerSpiros KonitsiotisDimitrios I. FotiadisPublished in: BHI (2014)
Keyphrases
- amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- long term
- medical doctors
- early diagnosis
- chronic disease
- continuous monitoring
- ubiquitous computing
- short term
- physical activity
- wearable sensors
- emergency department
- monitoring system
- computer aided
- vital signs
- real time
- disease outbreaks
- health care
- white matter
- blood glucose
- health status
- daily activities
- intensive care
- multiple sclerosis
- activity recognition
- health monitoring
- short term and long term
- sensor networks
- diabetic patients
- neurological disorders
- disease surveillance
- cognitive impairment
- context aware
- medical care
- critical care
- patient groups
- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- wireless sensor networks
- ambient intelligence
- gesture recognition
- clinically relevant
- disease progression
- intensive care units
- deep brain stimulation
- medical practitioners
- diagnostic tool
- clinical data
- electronic medical record
- cardiovascular disease