Preface
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Author: Parvathaneni Naga Srinivasu, Norita Md Norwawi, Sheng Lung Peng and Azuraliza Abu Bakar
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010002
Convolutional Neural Network for Denoising Left Ventricle Magnetic Resonance Images
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Author: Zakarya Farea Shaaf, Muhammad Mahadi Abdul Jamil*, Radzi Ambar and Mohd Helmy Abd Wahab
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010004
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Abstract
Medical image processing is critical in disease detection and prediction. For
example, they locate lesions and measure an organ's morphological structures.
Currently, cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (CMRI) plays an essential role in
cardiac motion tracking and analyzing regional and global heart functions with high
accuracy and reproducibility. Cardiac MRI datasets are images taken during the heart's
cardiac cycles. These datasets require expert labeling to accurately recognize features
and train neural networks to predict cardiac disease. Any erroneous prediction caused
by image impairment will impact patients' diagnostic decisions. As a result, image
preprocessing is used, including enhancement tools such as filtering and denoising.
This paper introduces a denoising algorithm that uses a convolution neural network
(CNN) to delineate left ventricle (LV) contours (endocardium and epicardium borders)
from MRI images. With only a small amount of training data from the EMIDEC
database, this network performs well for MRI image denoising.
Early Diabetic Retinopathy Detection Using Elevated Continuous Particle Swarm Optimization Clustering With Raspberry PI
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Author: Bhimavarapu Usharani*
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010005
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Abstract
Diabetic retinopathy is a disease in an eye caused due to the diabetic
condition present in the person, resulting in blindness. Early diagnosis of the disease
prevents the progression of blindness. Microaneurysms are the significant symptoms of
the early detection of diabetic retinopathy and are initiated by dilating the thin blood
vessels. Microaneurysms are red lesions, which may be round and sometimes irregular
in shape. Generally, microaneurysms appear near the macula or close to the blood
vessel. The present study concentrates on detecting microaneurysms to detect diabetic
retinopathy in the early stage. This chapter utilizes the Particle Swarm Optimization
(PSO) algorithm to effectively segment the microaneurysms. The segmented
microaneurysm is analyzed using the measures of Entropy, Skewness, and Kurtosis.
The elevated PSO clustering gives high performance irrespective of image contrast.
The elevated continuous PSO clustering successfully detects microaneurysms and helps
diagnose diabetic retinopathy in the early stage in an efficient way. This work uses
digital image processing techniques and mainly concentrates on the effective detection
of microaneurysms. The results proved that the proposed approach improves
performance in the early detection of diabetic retinopathy.
E-Health System and Telemedicine: An Overview and its Applications in Health Care and Medicine
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Author: Ranjitha Vijay Anand, Harshavardhini Parthiban, Karthikeyan Subbiahanadar Chelladurai, Jackson Durairaj Selvan Christyraj* and Johnson Retnaraj Samuel Selvan Christyraj*
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010006
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Abstract
E-Health and telemedicine deliver health care and health-related services
using medical informatics, telecommunication, and exchange of health care data across
distant places. This is one small leap of information technology that allows all to access
good health care. The key fact of telemedicine is electronic signals to transfer
knowledge from one computer to another through videoconferencing among health
care experts to provide better treatment and care. Since many indoor and outdoor
patients require referral for specialized care in remote areas, telemedicine can deliver a
better solution. In addition to that, it also provides quality, low-cost health care to the
poorest individuals and the rural population, thereby it bridges the rural-urban health
divide. It will help avoid unnecessary transportation and the potential to chop back
health care prices by reducing the burden of ill health, the danger of complications,
hospitalizations, continual events, and premature death and boosting the quality of life.
Through this, the public can easily get medical consultation, diagnosis, and monitoring
of their health records to get proper treatment, and also it is possible to get robotic
surgery. Telemedicine and E-health alternatives are widely popularized in COVID-19
pandemics and will aid future public health crisis management. However, there is a
need to educate and make awareness among the people, develop policies and
infrastructure in the E-health system, and telemedicine to provide equal health care
access to all and improve public health and medical care. Overall, this chapter
discusses detailed information about the E-health system and telemedicine and its
applications in the healthcare system.
Fuzzy Logic Implementation in Patient Monitoring System for Lymphatic Treatment of Leg Pain
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Author: Fauziah Abdul Wahid, Noor Anita Khairi, Siti Aishah Muhammed Suzuki*, Rafidah Hanim Mokhtar, Norita Md Norwawi and Roesnita Ismail
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010007
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Abstract
Leg pain occurs in many people nowadays due to today's lifestyle. This
leads to various treatments for leg pain with an unprecedented monitoring system.
However, there are some issues regarding the existing leg pain treatments concerning a
suitable monitoring procedure. The first issue is the treatment method, where most
treatments for leg pain use compression. Still, they are costly, time-consuming, and
cumbersome, requiring patients to visit hospitals regularly and affecting patients'
compliance to continue with treatments. The second issue is the treatment period for
leg pain within a short time frame, whereby it is difficult to see the major effect of a
certain treatment. The third issue is the lack of a system to monitor patient's
rehabilitation progress to increase patients' confidence to continue treatment
consistently to cure their leg pain. Therefore, a patient monitoring system needs to be
developed to cover existing research issues under the main area of health informatics.
This system will apply the double-loop feedback theory that includes the agile
framework to continue the process. The double-loop framework will ensure all the
problems and preferred modifications will undergo a simultaneous fixation once each
development segment is completed. This patient monitoring system is a computational
intelligence system that focuses on fuzzy logic, producing a decision-making outcome
based on collected data. This process aims to perform a valid treatment analysis as
accurately as possible. Its development is significant for the national agenda as it falls
under the national research priority area of health and medicine. The expected outcome
would be introducing a computational intelligence inpatient monitoring system for
lymphatic treatment of leg pain based on double-loop feedback theory.
Safe Distance and Face Mask Detection using OpenCV and MobileNetV2
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Author: B.S. Maya*, T. Asha, P. Prajwal, P.N. Revanth, Pratik R Pailwan and Rahul Kumar Gupta
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010008
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Abstract
The COVID-19 epidemic affects humans irrespective of race, religion,
standing, and caste. It has affected more than 20 million people worldwide. Wearing
face masks and taking public safety measures are two advanced safety measures that
need to be taken in open areas to prevent the spread of the disease. To create a secure
environment that contributes to public safety, we propose a computer-based method
that focuses on automatic real-time surveillance to identify safe general distance and
face masks in public places using a model to monitor movement and detect camera
violations. We achieve 97.6% specificity with the help of OpenCV and MobileNetV2
strategies.
Performance Evaluation of ML Algorithms for Disease Prediction Using DWT and EMD Techniques
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Author: Reddy K. Viswavardhan*, B. Hemapriya, B. Roja Reddy and B.S. Premananda
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010009
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Abstract
Information and communication technology usage in the healthcare sector is
not perceptible due to various challenges with increased healthcare needs. With the
outburst of COVID-19, when the different countries announced lockdown and social
distancing rules, it is crucial to predict a person's symptoms, which will help in the
early diagnosis. In such situations, there is a tremendous growth seen in the usage of
various technologies, such as remote health monitoring, Wireless Body Area Networks
(WBANs), Machine Learning (ML), and Decision Support system (DSS). Hence, the
chapter focuses on detecting diseases and associated symptoms using various ML
algorithms. A total of 3073 patient data (heartbeat, snore, and body temperature) has
been collected. The collected data were preprocessed to remove empty cells and zero
values by replacing the mean of the cells. Later, the extracted features were used in
Empirical Mode Decomposition (EWD) and Discrete Wavelet Transformation (DWT).
Then, the optimized algorithms with the threshold values were identified by consulting
doctors for accurate disease prediction. With the testing performance of various ML
algorithms, such as Decision Tree Classifier (DTC), K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN),
Gradient Descent (SGD), Naive Bayes (NB), Multilayer perceptron (MLP), Support
Vector Machine (SVM), and Random Forest (RF), was compared. Performance
evaluation parameters are accuracy, precision, F1 score, and recall. The results showed
an average of 100% accuracy with SGD and SVM with DWT, whereas EMD, SVM,
and MLP outperformed the state-of-the-art algorithms with 99.83% accuracy.
Cardiovascular Disease Preventive Prediction and Medication (CVDPPM) - A Model Based on AI Techniques for Prediction and Timely Medical Assistance
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Author: Y.V. Nagesh Meesala*, Sheik Khadar Ahmad Manoj and Ganapati Bhavana
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010010
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Abstract
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the primary cause of death worldwide.
If these are not detected early and are not treated on time, one may lose a life. Despite
using various measures and standards by doctors, the disease is unpredictable and has a
significant death toll. Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques have been introduced to
predict the outcome and utilization of machine learning (ML) techniques in diversified
areas, showing promising results to make it more sophisticated for both medical
professionals and patients. In this chapter, a cardiovascular disease preventive
prediction and medication (CVDPPM) model has been developed, which utilizes
various communication models for assisting the patients through constant monitoring
of heart rate and blood pressure. The main focus of CVDPPM is to predict the early
occurrences of artery disease, stroke, and heart failure. It helps notify the nearest
cardiologist and medical team with all needed reports for immediate and appropriate
medical treatment to save the patient's life. The proposed model fastens the medical
procedure by alerting the regular consulted doctor and the family about the patient's
condition and medical reports immediately.
Personalized Smart Diabetic System Using Hybrid Models of Neural Network Algorithms
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Author: K. Abirami, P. Deepalakshmi* and Shanmuk Srinivas Amiripalli
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010011
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Abstract
The healthcare sector is rapidly evolving due to the exponential growth of
the digital space and emerging technologies. Maintaining and effectively handling large
quantities of data has become difficult in all industries. Furthermore, collecting helpful
knowledge from extensive data collection is a daunting challenge. There would be an
immense amount of data that continues to grow, making it harder and harder to find
some helpful information. In the healthcare industry, big data analytics offers a variety
of tools and strategies for detecting or predicting illnesses faster and delivering better
healthcare facilities to the right patient at the right time to increase the quality of life. It
is not as simple as one would imagine, given the myriad functional challenges that need
to be addressed within current health data analytics systems that offer procedural
frameworks for data collection, aggregation, processing, review, simulation, and
interpretation. This chapter aims to design a long-term, commercially viable, and
intelligent diabetes diagnosis approach with tailored care. Due to a lack of systematic
studies in the previous literature, this chapter describes the different computational
methods used in big data analytical techniques and the various phases and modules that
transform the healthcare economy from data collection to knowledge distribution. The
investigation findings indicate that the suggested framework will effectively offer
adapted evaluation and care advice to patients, emphasizing a knowledge exchange
approach and adapted data processing model for the smart diabetic system.
A Framework of Smart Mobile Application for Vehicle Health Monitoring
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Author: K. Aswarth and S. Vasavi*
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010013
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Abstract
The smart system integrates cloud computing and mobile computing, also known as mobile cloud computing. This smart system helps monitor the vehicle's health condition on any device, i.e., platform-independent. Using machine learning algorithms, the smart system helps predict vehicle health and maintain the vehicle's and the driving person's safety. The cloud computing used to deploy this smart system for monitoring the vehicle condition is the Google Cloud Platform. Google Cloud Platform provides various services like Computing and Hosting, Networking, Storage, etc., which help deploy and host web applications on Google Cloud using multiple services. One of the best securities is achieved using the Google Cloud Platform. Several layers are encrypted with specially designed algorithms for the safety of the customer data and applications. Google Cloud Platform helps provide data integrity, making it better for storing all the data. It also provides Denial of Service protection which helps realtime protection of servers for hosting the data. The smart system is deployed to only authenticated users eligible to monitor the vehicle's health condition. The health of the car may be tracked in the cloud and on every device with an internet connection and communication services. The mobile application is deployed from the webserver, facilitating secure and safe data browsing. The smart system is developed for displaying vehicle conditions dynamically, Google Maps for tracking the present vehicle location, and manual testing of the vehicle health by entering the values in the portal, which helps notification of risk, medium risk, and no risk of the vehicle condition using machine learning algorithm, which runs at the backend of the application.
Progression Prediction and Classification of Alzheimer’s Disease using MRI
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Author: Sruthi Mohan* and S. Naganandhini
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010014
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Abstract
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is one of the most common neurodegenerative
diseases (dementia) among the aged population. In this paper, we propose a unique
machine learning-based framework to discriminate subjects with the first classification
of AD. The training data, preprocessing, feature selection, and classifiers all affect the
output of machine-learning-based methods for AD classification. This chapter
discusses a new comprehensive scheme called Progression Prediction and
Classification of Alzheimer’s Disease using MRI (PPC-AD-MRI). Considering the
data gathered with T1-weighted MRI clinical OASIS progressive information, the
consequences have been evaluated in terms of precision, recall, F1 score, and accuracy.
This recommended model with enhanced accuracy confirms its suitability for use in
AD classification. Other methods can also be used successfully in the disease’s early
detection and diagnosis in medicine and healthcare.
Subject Index
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Author: Parvathaneni Naga Srinivasu, Norita Md Norwawi, Sheng Lung Peng and Azuraliza Abu Bakar
DOI: 10.2174/9781681089553122010015
Introduction
Computational Intelligence and Machine Learning Approaches in Biomedical Engineering and Health Care Systems explains the emerging technology that currently drives computer-aided diagnosis, medical analysis and other electronic healthcare systems. 11 book chapters cover advances in biomedical engineering fields achieved through deep learning and soft-computing techniques. Readers are given a fresh perspective on the impact on the outcomes for healthcare professionals who are assisted by advanced computing algorithms. Key Features: - Covers emerging technologies in biomedical engineering and healthcare that assist physicians in diagnosis, treatment, and surgical planning in a multidisciplinary context - Provides examples of technical use cases for artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning in medicine, with examples of different algorithms - Introduces readers to the concept of telemedicine and electronic healthcare systems - Provides implementations of disease prediction models for different diseases including cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and Alzheimer's disease - Summarizes key information for learners - Includes references for advanced readers The book serves as an essential reference for academic readers, as well as computer science enthusiasts who want to familiarize themselves with the practical computing techniques in the field of biomedical engineering (with a focus on medical imaging) and medical informatics.