Wearable medical devices under the clavicle can report the patient's vital characteristics to the doctor
You noticed some movements woke up - it was the mother who woke up in the middle of the night because of breathing difficulties. She rubbed her chest with her hand and struggled to sit up. You took her to the hospital. You hold her hand and feel that her pulse is getting faster and faster, and all the symptoms show an incredible heart rate. But when both of you got to the hospital, she was fine, and I could walk around and talk to you. All indicator readings are normal. The same thing is already the third time this month.
You are ready to go home, and you are also scared because you know that such things will happen.
But this time it is different. The doctor handed you a triangular device with a small, sticky cup on the back. He said that if this condition occurs again, you should go back to the hospital, but stick the device under your mother's collarbone before coming to the hospital.
Two weeks later, you and your mother rushed to the hospital again. This time, when you go to the hospital, the doctor is ready to take the printed list. "I know what to do," he said.
This is how the medical hardware startup Ten3T has helped patients in Delhi, India in the near future.
Ten3T's wearable monitoring device, Cicer, measures ECG (electrocardiogram, or your heart rate), heart rate, blood oxygen, and body temperature once it is attached to the body. It analyzes this data in real time and generates reports in 30 seconds. Therefore, even if the physician is not with the patient at the time of the patient's onset, he can know what happened.
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