Journal of Innovative Image Processing
IRO Journals
Volume 1 — Issue 1 — September 2019

A REVIEW ON IOT BASED MEDICAL IMAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR HEALTHCARE APPLICATIONS

https://doi.org/10.36548/jiip.2019.1.006
Abraham Chandy
Professor, Karunya University, Coimbatore,
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Chandy, Abraham. 2019. “A REVIEW ON IOT BASED MEDICAL IMAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR HEALTHCARE APPLICATIONS”. Journal of Innovative Image Processing 1 (1): 51-60. https://doi.org/10.36548/jiip.2019.1.006.
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Keywords

— Internet of Things
— Medical Imaging
— Health Care
— Automation and Resource Optimization
Published: 30-09-2019

Abstract

The usage of the IOT technology in the healthcare applications ensures the health care industries to enhance the quality of the care and minimize the expense with the automation and the resource optimization provided by it. The IOT in the medical imaging enables to have identification and the corrective measures to be taken in the real time with the auto analyzing of the imaging apparatus parameters at ease. Digitization reaching to many areas in the medical technology has also paved its way for the monitoring and the management of the medical equipment's, the internet of things in the medical imaging would reduce the waiting time and the vexation for the patients as well as the physicians. So the paper presents the review on the internet of things based medical imaging technology for the health care applications providing the significance of the internet of things in the medical imaging technology.

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