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São urgentemente necessárias contramedidas eficazes contra o aumento explosivo das despesas com saúde. É necessária uma mudança de paradigma nos cuidados de saúde, e académicos e governos em todo o mundo estão a trabalhar arduamente na aplicação de tecnologias de informação e comunicação (TIC) como uma medida viável e eficaz para reduzir os custos médicos. Quanto mais prevalente for a doença e mais fácil for a melhoria do resultado da doença, mais eficientes serão as TIC médicas na redução dos custos dos cuidados de saúde. Hipertensão e diabetes mellitus são exemplos. A insuficiência cardíaca crónica é outra doença em que os pacientes podem beneficiar da prática médica baseada nas TIC. É concebível que o monitoramento diário da hemodinâmica juntamente com tratamentos apropriados possam evitar a dispendiosa hospitalização. As TIC permitem potencialmente a monitorização contínua com dispositivos médicos vestíveis ou implantáveis. As TIC também podem ajudar a acelerar o desenvolvimento de novos dispositivos terapêuticos. Tradicionalmente, a eficácia dos tratamentos é examinada sequencialmente através do sacrifício de um número de animais num determinado momento. Estes métodos ineficientes e imprecisos podem ser substituídos pela aplicação das TIC aos dispositivos utilizados em experiências crónicas com animais. Esses dispositivos permitem aos pesquisadores obter biossinais e imagens de animais vivos sem matá-los. Eles incluem dispositivos telemétricos implantáveis, dispositivos de teleestimulação implantáveis e dispositivos de imagem. Dispositivos de monitoramento e estimulação implantados em vez de conectados por fio permitem que experimentos sejam conduzidos sob condições ainda mais fisiológicas, ou seja, estados livres e de movimento livre. A comunicação sem fios e as TIC são tecnologias indispensáveis para o desenvolvimento de tais dispositivos telemétricos e de teleestimulação.
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Masaru SUGIMACHI, Toru KAWADA, Kazunori UEMURA, "Telemetry and Telestimulation via Implanted Devices Necessary in Long-Term Experiments Using Conscious Untethered Animals for the Development of New Medical Treatments" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E93-B, no. 4, pp. 796-801, April 2010, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E93.B.796.
Abstract: Effective countermeasures against explosive increase in healthcare expenditures are urgently needed. A paradigm shift in healthcare is called for, and academics and governments worldwide are working hard on the application of information and communication technologies (ICT) as a feasible and effective measure for reducing medical cost. The more prevalent the disease and the easier disease outcome can be improved, the more efficient is medical ICT in reducing healthcare cost. Hypertension and diabetes mellitus are such examples. Chronic heart failure is another disease in which patients may benefit from ICT-based medical practice. It is conceivable that daily monitoring of hemodynamics together with appropriate treatments may obviate the expensive hospitalization. ICT potentially permit continuous monitoring with wearable or implantable medical devices. ICT may also help accelerate the development of new therapeutic devices. Traditionally effectiveness of treatments is sequentially examined by sacrificing a number of animals at a given time point. These inefficient and inaccurate methods can be replaced by applying ICT to the devices used in chronic animal experiments. These devices allow researchers to obtain biosignals and images from live animals without killing them. They include implantable telemetric devices, implantable telestimulation devices, and imaging devices. Implanted rather than wired monitoring and stimulation devices permit experiments to be conducted under even more physiological conditions, i.e., untethered, free-moving states. Wireless communication and ICT are indispensible technologies for the development of such telemetric and telestimulation devices.
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