Enhanced computer-aided medical system

Abstract

The invention relates to an enhanced computer-aided medical system. The aided system comprises an insulin automatic injection subsystem, a pulse detection subsystem, a blood glucose detection subsystem and an AVR32 chip, wherein the pulse detection subsystem and the blood glucose detection subsystem are respectively used for extracting the pulse data and blood glucose data of tested persons; the AVR32 chip is connected with the insulin automatic injection subsystem, the pulse detection subsystem and the blood glucose detection subsystem respectively and is used for determining whether pulse abnormity recognition signals are sent out based on the pulse data extracted by the pulse detection subsystem and determining whether the insulin automatic injection subsystem is controlled to automatically inject the tested persons with insulin based on the blood glucose data extracted by the blood glucose detection subsystem. The enhanced computer-aided medical system can be used for automatically detecting whether the tested persons have normal pulse information and can achieve automatic injection of insulin.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of auxiliary treatment, in particular to an enhanced computer-aided medical system. Background technique [0002] The sugar in the blood is called blood sugar, and in most cases it is glucose. Most of the energy required for the activities of various tissue cells in the body comes from glucose, so blood sugar must be maintained at a certain level to maintain the needs of various organs and tissues in the body. [0003] The concentration of blood sugar in the human body is usually controlled within a very narrow range, and too high or too low blood sugar will have a certain impact on people. In order to effectively detect the blood sugar concentration in the human body, a variety of blood glucose meters have appeared on the market, especially favored by patients suffering from high blood pressure. [0004] However, the blood glucose meter in the prior art has a single detection parameter, a backward detection mechani...

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[0004] However, the blood glucose meter in the prior art has a single detection parameter, a backward detection mechanism, lack of an automatic control mechanism for blood glucose detection and insulin supply, and at the same time, the wireless communication interface matching and connection efficiency is low, which can no longer meet the needs of hospitals and patients. request

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