Smart Glove for ENT Treatment

Electrical and electronic applications in medicine and health have greatly improved as technology has advanced. This includes anything from digital meters for measuring health factors to cutting-edge equipment that performs precise procedures on the body. This paved the way for a new and significant use of electronics known as "smart medical applications." This paper focuses on improving endoscopy conducted by ENT specialists to evaluate the insides of the ears, nose, and throat through image processing and convenient design, which will aid doctors by giving a more complete inspection of the human body. In the proposed method, a Raspberry Pi microcontroller is used, which is interfaced with a camera module and acquires images or footage of the area to be inspected before sending it to the controller in real-time. The acquired image or footage is then projected on an LCD screen so that the expanded image may be seen with greater clarity. The findings from simulations were gathered and verified using the Proteus simulation tool. The concept is feasible for implementation and has a vast scope for assisting doctors more efficiently.

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Published
2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icaeca63854.2025.11012361
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Tracheal and airway disorders
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Smart Glove for ENT Treatment

Surya Narayanan R, D Sharmitha, A S Kavinraj
Tracheal and airway disorders
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Smart Glove for ENT Treatment

Surya Narayanan R, D Sharmitha, A S Kavinraj
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Abstract

Electrical and electronic applications in medicine and health have greatly improved as technology has advanced. This includes anything from digital meters for measuring health factors to cutting-edge equipment that performs precise procedures on the body. This paved the way for a new and significant use of electronics known as "smart medical applications." This paper focuses on improving endoscopy conducted by ENT specialists to evaluate the insides of the ears, nose, and throat through image processing and convenient design, which will aid doctors by giving a more complete inspection of the human body. In the proposed method, a Raspberry Pi microcontroller is used, which is interfaced with a camera module and acquires images or footage of the area to be inspected before sending it to the controller in real-time. The acquired image or footage is then projected on an LCD screen so that the expanded image may be seen with greater clarity. The findings from simulations were gathered and verified using the Proteus simulation tool. The concept is feasible for implementation and has a vast scope for assisting doctors more efficiently.

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