소화기관내의 압력 모니터링 시스템
- Other Titles
- Pressure Monitoring System in Gastro-Intestinal Track
- Authors
- 김용인; 박석호; 김병규; 박종오
- Issue Date
- 2004-11
- Publisher
- 제어·로봇·시스템학회
- Citation
- 제어.로봇.시스템학회 논문지, v.10, no.11, pp.1089 - 1094
- Abstract
- Diseases in the gastro-intestinal track are on an increasing trend. In order to diagnose a patient, the various signals of the digestive organ, such as temperature, pH, and pressure, can offer the helpful information. Among the above mentioned signals, we choose the pressure variation as a monitoring signal. The variation of a pressure signal of the gastro-intestinal track can offer the information of a digestive trouble or some clues of the diseases. In this paper, a pressure monitoring system for the digestive organs of a living pig is presented. This system concept is to transmit the measured biomedical signals from a transmitter in a living pig to wireless receiver that is positioned out of body. The integrated solution includes the following parts: (1) the swallow type pressure capsule, (2) the receiving set consisting of a receiver, decoder box, and PC. The merit of the proposed system is that the monitoring system can supply the precise and repeatable pressure in the gastro-intestinal track. In addition, the design of low power consumption enables it to keep sending reliable signals while the pressure capsule is working in the digestive organ. The subject of the study for the pressure monitoring system is in-vivo experiments for a living pig. We achieved the pressure tracings in digestive organs and verified the validity of system after several in-vivo tests using pressure monitoring system. As a result, we found each organ has its own characterized pressure fluctuation.
- Keywords
- pressure monitoring system pressure capsule; gastro-intestinal track in-vivo test; pressure monitoring system pressure capsule; gastro-intestinal track in-vivo test
- ISSN
- 1976-5622
- URI
- https://pubs.kist.re.kr/handle/201004/137090
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- KIST Article > 2004
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