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José Carlos Dafonte Vázquez1, Alfonso Castro Martínez, Angel Gómez
1Department of Information and Communications Technologies, University of A Coruña, 15071 A Coruña, Spain. dafonte@udc.es
Abstract:
This work presents an important part of our telemedicine system for critical care units: a distributed module based on intelligent agents technology that is dedicated to the process management of a network for medical monitoring, including distribution and control of processing tasks and bandwidth management. The system provides the real-time acquisition and analysis of physiological data, the graphical visualisation of these data, and their transmission to a central system charged with the collection and control of all the information concerning the patient, including knowledge-based systems (KBS) for medical reasoning.
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