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Telemedicine
in Paediatric Cardiology - Focus on the Children’s Heart Program of
South Carolina. This presentation demonstrates the
achievements and capabilities of the Children’s Heart Program of South
Carolina. Sponsored by Sony Medical Systems, this video features
interviews with key hospital personnel who describe how Sony equipment has
been instrumental to meeting the unique technological needs of connecting
paediatric cardiologists across the state. (Running Time: 8:56 min. -
Source: Telemedicine
Today) |
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Success Stories in Healthcare - A PictureTel Presentation on Videoconferencing.
Applications covered include tele-ultrasound in obstetrics, tele-education in
ENT and tele-consulting in different disciplines. (Running Time: 4:20 min.
- Source: PictureTel) |
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Integrated Telehealth Solution (ITS) System
Presentation. Integrated Telehealth Solutions provides real-time, electronic transfer of patient history, x-rays, ultrasound and other medical images to medical personnel using interactive video and audio and bandwidth on demand. Applications
covered include interactive tele-education for continuing professional education,
tele-consultation (tele-auscultation of the heart), tele-echocardiography,
teleradiology, general practice (transmission of output from an otoscope to remote ENT specialist),
tele-dermatology, telepsychiatry, etc. (Running Time: 7:05 min. - Source: ITS) |
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The University of Kansas Medical
Centre for TeleMedicine & TeleHealth (US) TeleHospice Program. TeleHospice
refers to the remote care of the terminally ill patient primarily in the
home setting. (Running Time: 2:13 min. - Source: KU
Medical Centre) |
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A
NASA Telemedicine Presentation. (Running Time: 0:42
min. - Source: NASA, US) |
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Videos on the
Transmission of Digital Mammography Images Using Satellite Communications.
(Total running time for all 4 parts: 1:10 min. - Source: NASA and Other Partners, US)
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 In-Flight Vital Signs Monitoring
via the Internet. First demonstrated in 1997 during a flight between Chicago and Los Angeles, the software presented in the following videos enables live
transmission of vital signs, including electrocardiogram signal, pulse oximeter data and even video, all through the 4.8 kbps bandwidth of the phone on the back of an airliner seat.
(Total running time for all 4 parts: 4:50 min. - Source: MedNets
and Laparoscopy.com)
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Video Demonstration of Çakmak's Virtual Reality Training System for Minimally Invasive Surgery in Gynaecology Using Modelling and Simulation
Techniques. (Language: German, Running Time: 2:39 min., Source:
Çakmak
HK) |
