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Congestion-Aware Flexible Probes for Multiple Sclerosis Monitoring

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World Engineering and Applied Sciences Journal, 2023

Autour(s)

  • Adalbert Baadal, Cabbon Eachan, Gabai Gabor, Iba Jabali

Abstract

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system. The  monitoring of MS progression is crucial for the effective management of the disease. Flexible probes  are a promising technology for the development of biomedical systems for MS monitoring. However,  the performance of flexible probes can be affected by network congestion, which can reduce the  accuracy of monitoring. This article proposes a congestion-aware approach for flexible probes for MS  monitoring. The literature review examines the current state of MS monitoring, the challenges faced by  flexible probes, and the potential benefits of congestion-aware approaches. The research methodology  involves the development of a congestion-aware flexible probe system for MS monitoring. The results  show that the proposed approach can improve the accuracy of MS monitoring in congested networks.  The conclusion discusses the implications of these findings for future research and the potential for  congestion-aware approaches to improve monitoring in other healthcare domains.

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