无线技术在医疗场景中的共存

H. Karvonen, M. Hämäläinen, J. Iinatti, C. Pomalaza-ráez
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本文的目标是提供最可能在医疗场景环境中发现的无线技术共存性质的全面概述。这些技术的多样性和数量不断增加,导致无线医疗应用的潜在干扰问题和性能下降,这些应用预计将在5G系统中流行。2.4 GHz的工业、科学和医疗(ISM)频段已经非常拥挤,以至于医疗设备的位置和使用必须考虑到在该频谱区域内运行的其他无线设备的普遍存在。一个临时的解决方案是更多地使用目前利用率不高的5ghz频段。随着MulteFire等非授权长期演进(LTE)解决方案开始在这些频段运行,这种情况将在不久的将来发生变化。本文概述了医院和其他医疗保健场景中存在的无线技术和设备。它还提供了在这些场景中合理分配频谱的建议。
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Coexistence of wireless technologies in medical scenarios
The goal of this paper is to provide a comprehensive overview of the coexistence nature of wireless technologies most likely to be found in medical scenarios' environment. The diversity and number of these technologies is increasing constantly leading to potential interference problems and performance degradation of wireless medical applications which are expected to become popular in 5G systems. The industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) bands in the 2.4 GHz are already very crowded to the point that the location and use of medical devices have to take into account the pervasive presence of other wireless devices operating in that region of the spectrum. A temporary solution is to use more the 5 GHz bands currently not so heavily utilized. This scenario will change in the near future as unlicensed long-term evolution (LTE) solutions such as MulteFire start operating in those bands. This paper provides a summary of the wireless technologies and devices present in hospitals and other medical care scenarios. It also provides recommendations for the rational share of the spectrum in those scenarios.
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