A Non-invasive Technique to Detect Thyroid Using IoT

This system presents a thyroid monitoring sensor for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The proposed architecture is energy-efficient and user-friendly. Thyroid monitoring can be done either by monitoring the basal body conductance or through blood samples. In this work, basal body conductance i...

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Published in:Cardiometry 2023-02 (26), p.569-572
Main Authors: Saravanan, N, Sudha, G, Selvarasu, S, Hariprakash, R, Ajaykumar, A, Surjith, V
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Heart rate
Hormones
Internet of Things
Iodine
Medical equipment
Medical research
Metabolism
Personal health
Physiology
Sensors
Skin
Thyroid gland
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Iodine
Medical equipment
Medical research
Metabolism
Personal health
Physiology
Sensors
Skin
Thyroid gland
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