CAC (Computer Aided Cardiology) System
Computer processing of electrocardiograms. Digitization, recording, recording, and transmission of the ECG signal over a telephone line; reporting of findings or diagnosis
Computer Aided Cardiology System
Healthcare applications
1973-1980 (continuous development)
Sándor Csibi (Head of Department of Research and Development, Director of Research and Development)
Ottó Gulyás (department manager - SW topic manager in the beginning)
Csaba Csapodi (department manager - SW topic manager later)
László Ungvári (department head - HW topic manager in the beginning)
B. András Nagy (department head - HW subject manager later)
Laszlo Kobzos, István Kerekes, Tamás Wolf, Sandorné Kisbán, Endre Székely
László Györfi (mathematics)
Dr. József Német (physician, National Institute of Cardiology (OKI))
Institute of Continuing Medical Education (OTKI)
MONIKI (Moscow)
The 3-lead ECG signal + accompanying data from the patient is transmitted via modem to the R10 computer in the processing center using a microprocessor "control panel". There, based on the data, the program suggests a diagnosis and records the data for later processing.
Recording: on equipment developed from a commercially available tape recorder, or on the R10 magnetic tape unit or minidisc
R10 minicomputer, self-developed microprocessor equipment.
Recording: on equipment developed from a commercially available tape recorder, or on the R10 magnetic tape unit or minidisc
TSM (Time Sharing Monitor) – TKI development (led by József Németh)
below: machine code and Algol programs
Experimental application at the developers (TKI) and at the Institute of Continuing Medical Education (OTKI)
Sample station in Moscow at MONIKI (Moscow Regional Scientific Research Clinical Institute)
Based on data provided by Dr. László Kobzos (Oct. 2018)
Created: 2019.09.24. 22:47
Last modified: 2024.03.27. 16:58