a telemedicine instrument for remote evaluation of tremor design and initial applications in fatigue and patients with parkinsons disease远程医疗仪器远程评估地震设计和初步应用于疲劳和帕金森症患者.pdfVIP

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a telemedicine instrument for remote evaluation of tremor design and initial applications in fatigue and patients with parkinsons disease远程医疗仪器远程评估地震设计和初步应用于疲劳和帕金森症患者.pdf

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a telemedicine instrument for remote evaluation of tremor design and initial applications in fatigue and patients with parkinsons disease远程医疗仪器远程评估地震设计和初步应用于疲劳和帕金森症患者

Barroso et al. BioMedical Engineering OnLine 2011, 10:14 /content/10/1/14 RESEARCH Open Access A telemedicine instrument for remote evaluation of tremor: design and initial applications in fatigue and patients with Parkinson’s Disease † † † † † *† Mário C Barroso Júnior , Guilherme P Esteves , Thiago P Nunes , Lucia MG Silva , Alvaro CD Faria , Pedro L Melo * Correspondence: plopes@uerj.br Abstract Biomedical Instrumentation Laboratory State University of Rio Introduction: A novel system that combines a compact mobile instrument and de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Internet communications is presented in this paper for remote evaluation of tremors. The system presents a high potential application in Parkinson’s disease and connects to the Internet through a TCP/IP protocol. Tremor transduction is carried out by accelerometers, and the data processing, presentation and storage were obtained by a virtual instrument. The system supplies the peak frequency (fp), the amplitude (Afp) and power in this frequency (Pfp), the total power (Ptot), and the power in low (1-4 Hz) and high (4-7 Hz) frequencies (Plf and Phf, respectively). Methods: The ability of the proposed system to detect abnormal tremors was initially demonstrated by a fatigue study in normal subjects. In close agreement with physiological fundamentals, the presence of fa