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Smart-EEG: A tele-medicine system for EEG exams

Lambert et al., 2015

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663389379238114369
Author
Lambert L
Dhif I
Ibraheem M
Granado B
Hachicha K
Pinna A
Garda P
Kubis N
Kaddouh F
Heudes D
Terosiet M
Histace A
Romain O
Hochberg S
Mhedhbi I
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Publication venue
JETSAN 2015

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This paper presents Smart-EEG, a telemedicine project aiming to improve remote diagnosis of brain diseases. Those exams are commonly done by acquiring EEG, ECG, EOG, EMG and a video of the scene. Nowadays, systems uses video acquisition limited to standard …
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