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Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a relatively new technology to allow tracking of patients from remote locations, including in a remote room or at home, that can reduce access to medical care and healthcare delivery costs.

A technique that is becoming very popular in the diagnosis and treatment of cancers and other life-threatening diseases is cancer/tumor profiling. The use of tumor profiler in cancer diagnosis and treatments has become very common in recent years. A cancer/tumor profiling involves the use of several medical imaging technologies and special software to generate a picture of what the cancer is, how it is growing, where it is located, and how complex it might be.

An electronic medical record (EMR) is essentially a systematized collation of individual patient and family health information in an electronic format. This information is then shared across several health care locations.

Medical alert systems have created a long ways past a straightforward, effectively wearable gadget (like a pendant or wristband) with simply a solitary catch to trigger a clinical call to an on location reaction focus.

Plant Stem Cell are undifferentiated cells located in the meristems of plants. They serve whilst the origin of plant vitality and provide a constant way to obtain precursor cells to make various tissues and organs in plants. These cells are used across diverse applications for their versatility. Edelweiss, lilac, gardenia, Swiss apple, alpine, rose, and grape are some of the most commonly used plant sources.

A cough is a very common symptom of various upper and lower respiratory tract infections. Cough suppressant drugs, or antitussives, are used to relieve the symptoms of cough. Cough suppressant drugs exerts their effect by inhibiting cough centers located in the brain stem, disrupting the cough reflex arc; although the exact mechanism of action is unknown.

Automotive airbag sensors, also known as crash sensors, are part of the safety inculcated into the vehicle to protect the passenger's chest and head from being hurt during collision or crash. Although these airbag sensors are located all over the vehicle, they are prominently present in the front to detect the frontal collision.

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a relatively new technology to allow tracking of patients from remote locations, including in a remote room or at home, that can reduce access to medical care and healthcare delivery costs.

Video telemedicine uses technology primarily computers, video, messaging, and phone by medical professionals to diagnose and treat patients in remote locations.

Enterprise A2P SMS services are used enterprises globally, especially in regions such as the UK, US, and Italy. Enterprise A2P SMS (application-to-person messaging) refers to the technique of transmitting a text message from a program located on a personal computer or networked server to a cell user.

On-demand learning management system is an integration of software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that is cost-effective, include unlimited storage capacity, and provide remote location access and real-time data.

Automotive trailer tow mirrors are basic equipment of a tow trailer. An automotive trailer tow pulls a disabled vehicle behind a pulling vehicle. This is usually used to pick up people or cargoes that are disabled and need help to move to a more accessible location. The person pulling the disabled vehicle will have to have limited driving history and it is wise to have a third party do this job. Many things could go wrong and there is a risk that a vehicle could be seriously damaged if the tow is attempted by the owner of the vehicle.

Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit (ART) is an innovative low-fare, high-speed rail system for city passenger transportation. The system will operate using a computer network and the main control unit is located inside the vehicle.

Medical alert systems have created a long ways past a straightforward, effectively wearable gadget (like a pendant or wristband) with simply a solitary catch to trigger a medical call to an on location reaction focus. Presently, a medical alert item may incorporate GPS, versatile availability, infrared convenientce, fall identification, observing, movement lumberjacks, pulse screens, self-conclusion screens, pre-call programming, crisis lighting and substantially more.

A person who suffers from neuropathic pain describes it as a searing or shooting sensation. It may go away for a while, but it is usually chronic. It can be very intense and unyielding in certain circumstances, and it can also come and go in others. Phantom limb syndrome is one example of neuropathic pain. This syndrome manifests as a tingling or numbness that gets worse when touched, but goes away when you contact it with cold water or a cloth. Arms, legs, hands, face, buttocks, and groyne are common locations affected. Many various treatments have been tried, but none of them have proven to be successful in all of the patients who have been affected.

Robot software is the set of specific instructions or codes that tell a machine and artificial system, such as a robot, exactly what tasks to do. In essence, robot software helps a machine to perform specific types of tasks. Many different software platforms and systems have already been proposed in order to make programming robots much easier. Some robotic software aims to develop intelligent mechanical devices. Common tasks include feedback loops, control, path finding, locating, data filtering, and data sharing.

Diabetic foot ulcers treatment can be complex and intimidating without a basic understanding of the available treatment options and in-depth evaluation of the foot ulcer's characteristics.

A seismic survey is a non-invasive method of collecting information about the location and characteristics of geological structures beneath Earth's surface. It is widely used to investigate geological properties of the earth and to explore petroleum, natural gas, and mineral deposits.