The iSonea technology is based on acoustic signal acquisition and processing, and advanced signal processing techniques. Acoustic markers such as wheezes, rhonchi and cough are recorded using propriety lung-sound sensors. These sensors are specifically designed for lung-sound detection and thus are more oriented in detecting sounds characteristic to asthma than normal stethoscopes. (Read More)
Another Asthma app is recently came for your iDevices. Dr. Sam Pejham, a UCSF medical doctor and researcher, created this app to allow asthmatics or their parents to log asthma activity. (Read More)
This is a another new advanced device for Asthma patients. At the center of the Asthmapolis system is a sensor that attaches to your existing inhaler and reliably determines the time and location when the inhaler is used. The sensor communicates with your Bluetooth enabled device and uploads its data to our remote server. (Read More)
Asthma is a serious clinical manifestation. Every year many people died all over the world about this manifestation. In the United States alone, there are an estimated 18.7 million people with asthma, accounting for 17 million ambulatory care visits and nearly 500,000 hospitalizations. (Read More)
On the street when we found some wounded person what we are firstly looking for? First Aid for controlling wounded place. Controlling the situation we need to maintain protocol.Anyone who has taken a normal First Aid class and gotten the certification knows that it is the most common sense class out there. If someone is bleeding, put pressure on it, for shock cover them up and prop up their feet. (Read More)
Asthma is a big problem in common people. Its comes from many cause but it a troublemaker. If we cant inhibit it, it’s can be people death cause. I seeing most of everyday many patients come in hoapital about their Asthma problem. But what we exactly need? we need to know when a patient would be attack by Asthma and we can aware. Engineers at Siemens have developed a mobile phone sized device that is capable of detecting nitric oxide (NO), an oncoming Asthma attack marker, at parts per billion scale. Once the device makes it to the consumer market, Asthma patients will be able to take preemptive action and raise their drug dosage levels when an attack looks impending. (Read More)
