Integrated IOT Based Anaesthesia Management for Virtual Doctor Robot

The power of anaesthesia is a controlled hypnotic state that is generated to reduce pain during surgery and work with the surgeon. That's why many people die. Improper use of anaesthesia can lead to blindness, breathing arrest, brain damage and even death. The impact varies from patient to patient. Our project is based on integrated smart anaesthesia management integrated with virtual medical robots and is a cutting-edge approach in modern healthcare systems. They provide recommendations based on current guidelines, historical data and ongoing real-time patient reviews to support critical medical decisions in their operation. IoT sensors are continuously embedded in anaesthesia and care devices important information such as heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and anaesthesia depth. This data is safely transferred to the virtual doctor system for analysis. Provides insight into optimal anaesthesia adjustment, predicts patient responses, and informs health service providers about important situations that require immediate attention. Finally, the integrated IoT anaesthesia management and virtual health systems represent a transformative approach to the delivery of healthcare that IoT uses to achieve safe anaesthesia practices, continuous patient monitoring, and accessible medical knowledge regardless of physical proximity.

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International Research Journal on Advanced Science Hub
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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.47392/irjash.2025.038
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IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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Integrated IOT Based Anaesthesia Management for Virtual Doctor Robot

S. Senthil, Akshaya Sri Saravanan
International Research Journal on Advanced Science Hub
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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Integrated IOT Based Anaesthesia Management for Virtual Doctor Robot

S. Senthil, Akshaya Sri Saravanan
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Abstract

The power of anaesthesia is a controlled hypnotic state that is generated to reduce pain during surgery and work with the surgeon. That's why many people die. Improper use of anaesthesia can lead to blindness, breathing arrest, brain damage and even death. The impact varies from patient to patient. Our project is based on integrated smart anaesthesia management integrated with virtual medical robots and is a cutting-edge approach in modern healthcare systems. They provide recommendations based on current guidelines, historical data and ongoing real-time patient reviews to support critical medical decisions in their operation. IoT sensors are continuously embedded in anaesthesia and care devices important information such as heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and anaesthesia depth. This data is safely transferred to the virtual doctor system for analysis. Provides insight into optimal anaesthesia adjustment, predicts patient responses, and informs health service providers about important situations that require immediate attention. Finally, the integrated IoT anaesthesia management and virtual health systems represent a transformative approach to the delivery of healthcare that IoT uses to achieve safe anaesthesia practices, continuous patient monitoring, and accessible medical knowledge regardless of physical proximity.

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