Remote Image Transmission Research Articles

Use of ultrasound in the antenatal space

The first practical medical ultrasound machine was pioneered in the antenatal practice. Next, the rapid progress in the antenatal care and research demanded/propelled major advances in ultrasound technology and vice versa. Today, ultrasonography has become a part of pregnancy journey, emotional experience and bonding. Affordable pocket-sized ultrasound scanners and remote image transmission technology hold a new promise in rural areas. Point-of-care ultrasound by midwives for fetal growth and wellbeing is a growing domain. This article discusses current challenges and potential developments pertaining to the role of ultrasound in the first, second and third trimesters of pregnancy in different resource settings.

Integration of the mobile cloud ECG system with the remote image transmission and the high resolution GPS Vehicle system: Avoidance of unnecessary patient transport to remote regions

Integration of the mobile cloud ECG system with the remote image transmission and the high resolution GPS Vehicle system: Avoidance of unnecessary patient transport to remote regions