Examinando por Autor "Fonseca Rojas, Yeison Javier"

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    Development of a Non-Invasive Device for Electro-Stimulation of the Posterior Tibial Nerve in Patients with Urinary Incontinence at the Central Military Hospital-Bogota 2020
    (2020) Nuncira Gacharna, Tito Alberto; Ariza Vargas, John Carlos; Fonseca Rojas, Yeison Javier; Lambertinez Rivera, Maria Eugenia; Tejada Hernández, Mateo; Hernández Vásquez, Vanessa; Guzmán Laguna, Joffre Alejandro; López González, Mónica Andrea; Hernández Silva, Hernando; Trujillo, Robinson Fabian
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    Development of smartband to monitor from home the vital signs for patients with SARS COV 2 through a mobile application from the central military hospital (HOMIL) Bogota 2020
    (IEEE, 2021-02-08) Nuncira Gacharna, Tito Alberto; Beltrán-Ostos, Adriana; Lopez Gonzalez, Monica Andrea; Avila Pallares, Joaquin Jose; Zuluaga, Valentina Romero; Duran Castro, Natalia Andrea; Daleman Amaya, Erick David; Fonseca Rojas, Yeison Javier; Silva, Hernando Hernandez; Rueda Forero, John Alvaro; Guzman Laguna, Joffre Alejandro; Estrada Anaya, Angel Jesus; Lambertinez Rivera, Maria Eugenia; Vasquez Amado, Holman David; Vasquez, Vanessa Hernandez
    After the arrival of SARS COV2 (COVID 19) many biomedical devices have been innovated to mitigate the impact of the pandemic. Despite this, none have been developed to monitor patients with mild symptoms or the asymptomatic from their homes, forcing many hospitals worldwide to send these patients home with poor surveillance measures. The main objective of this project is to monitor from the HOMIL the vital signs of COVID 19 patients, who are currently isolated in their homes. For this purpose, a biomedical device in the form of a lowcost smartband has been developed. It is linked to a mobile application connected to a database where heart rate, oxygen saturation, and temperature parameters are sent in real time. The development was proposed in phases, which involve physical design, data acquisition and processing, and subsequent trial at the HOMIL. The smartband design and the mobile application has been developed, wireless communication between sensors has been achieved. Furthermore, the plan is to provide the HOMIL with the capability of initiating emergency protocols. The use of the smartband will be encouraged in patients who have tested positive for COVID 19 through PCR and will be taken off once they test negative.