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Dynamics of a Stimulation-evoked ECoG Potential During Stroke Rehabilitation - A Case Study

Authors: Armin Walter 1 , Georgios Naros 2 , Martin Spüler 1 , Wolfgang Rosenstiel 1 , Alireza Gharabaghi 2 and Martin Bogdan 3

Affiliations: 1 University of Tübingen, Germany , 2 University of Tübingen, University Hospital and University of Tübingen, Germany , 3 University of Tübingen and Universität Leipzig, Germany

Digital Object Identifier: 10.5220/0004644302410248

Proceedings of BrainRehab 2013/NEUROTECHNIX, ISBN: 978-989-8565-80-8

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Cortical stimulation is being investigated as a possible tool to support stroke rehabilitation. In particular the analysis of stimulation-evoked neural activity during the rehabilitation process might be helpful to gain a better understanding of the brain reorganization associated with functional recovery after stroke. In this paper, the stimulation-evoked brain activity from a patient with implanted epidural electrodes undergoing an intervention using of brain-computer interfaces combined with cortical stimulation for stroke rehabilitation has been analyzed. We identified a component of the evoked cortical activity that exhibited several characteristics that have not been described before: A significant latency decrease over the course of the rehabilitation training, a significantly smaller latency if the patient attempted to move his paralyzed hand compared to rest and a significant correlation of the latency with the spectral power of the ECoG signal. In addition to the latency, other parameters such as the peak amplitude of the evoked activity were tested as well, but showed a smaller effect size. We hypothesize that such “dynamic” components of the evoked activity that appear to be correlated with the rehabilitation process and the ongoing brain signal could be a target for future closed-loop stimulation systems.

PROCESS-ORIENTED INCIDENT REPORTING IN HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS - Web Application Architecture and Modeling Experiences

Topics: Design and Development Methodologies for Healthcare IT; e-Health; Software Systems in Medicine; Pervasive Health Systems and Services; Clinical Problems and Applications; Practice-based Research Methods for Healthcare IT; e-Health for Public Health

Authors: Martin Schmollinger 1 , Eric Stricker 2 , Tibor Bazlen 1 , Thomas Eßlinger 1 , Christopher Röhl 1 and Brian Walter 1

Affiliations: 1 Reutlingen University, Germany , 2 University Hospital Tübingen, Germany

Digital Object Identifier: 10.5220/0003775602190224

Proceedings of HEALTHINF 2012/BIOSTEC, ISBN: 978-989-8425-88-1

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In Germany more than 17,000 people die per year because of ”medical errors”, in the USA it is about 98,000. The number of avoidable malpractice cases or major complications is about tenfold higher. Nearly everyone will be a patient in a hospital sooner or later. A key concept to improve patient safety are modern, anonymous adverse event reporting systems in hospitals. These are known as incident reporting systems. The introduction of modern process-oriented technologies optimizes the efficiency of such systems and increases patient safety. IT saves lives, if it is possible to improve the analysis of medical incidents and to accelerate the detection of the underlying causes by optimizing the IRS processes. In this paper we present a generic process-oriented architecture and its application for incident reporting systems in health care organizations. Further, we formulate lessons learned concerning business process modeling and implementation for process-oriented architectures.
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Biomedical Engineering

e-Health

Platforms and Applications

Clinical Problems and Applications

e-Health for Public Health

Practice-based Research Methods for Healthcare IT

Cloud Computing

Health Information Systems

Software Systems in Medicine
Design and Development Methodologies for Healthcare IT

Pervasive Health Systems and Services

A CHALLENGE FOR HEALTHCARE WEB APPLICATIONS - From Data- to Process-Orientation

Topics: Ehealth; Design and Development Methodologies for Healthcare IT; e-Health for Public Health; Clinical Problems and Applications

Authors: Martin Schmollinger 1 , Friedemann Iwanowski 1 , Timo Kußmaul 1 , David Schwarting 1 , Julian Stark 1 , Eric Stricker 2 and Marcus Rall 2

Affiliations: 1 Reutlingen University, Germany , 2 University Hospital of Tuebingen, Germany

Digital Object Identifier: 10.5220/0003135100420051

Proceedings of HEALTHINF 2011/BIOSTEC, ISBN: 978-989-8425-34-8

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In recent years web applications have evolved from pure data-centric towards complex process-based applications that involve multiple users, organizations and systems. Web applications in the area of healthcare have been particularly affected by this evolution. New process-oriented technologies like business process management systems were used for the development of such web applications. They facilitate the implementation of the processes by providing tools for the process design, execution, administration and integration and guarantee performance and scalability. However, most web applications are implemented conventionally and therefore, cannot take advantage from these new technologies. What they are lacking is a methodology for converting conventionally implemented, intrinsically process-oriented web applications to process-oriented platforms. In the following article, a methodology is introduced that shows how web applications may be re-engineered towards process-oriented platforms. Furthermore, the relevance of this methodology to solve the challenges arising in a concrete web application in the area of healthcare, specifically incident reporting in hospitals, is outlined.
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Biomedical Engineering

Design and Development Methodologies for Healthcare IT

Health Information Systems

Clinical Problems and Applications

e-Health

Platforms and Applications
Cloud Computing

e-Health for Public Health

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