About the project Edit

Cardioglob is an acquisition, treatment and transmission system that uses the cardiac signal’s GSM that extends across the country. It works thanks to a compact electronic medical device called the CardioPad. This device allows cardiac exams to be performed in villages and results to be transmitted to remote cardiologists through the mobile phone network (GSM-GPRS).

The tablet has the following functionality:

- Performs electrocardiogram (EKG) on patients (acquires the EKG signal that comes from the patient, digitizes, treats and posts it, then prints an exam report.

- Transmits the EKG results to remote cardiologists through the GSM network

- Presents a user-friendly and appropriate interface to the cardiologist, brings elements that can help in the diagnostics and presents information to the cardiologist through a user-friendly Human Machine Interface (HMI).

- Stores EKG exam information and manages notifications: The CardioPad is able to store information linked to EKG exams in an SQL Compact server database, and sends and receives notifications to the cardiologist across the GSM network informing him/her, as well as a new consultation to be interpreted.

- Remote followup and monitoring