Biotelemetry
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Biotelemetry comprises telemetry applied to medical, human research, animal and implantable fields.
Transmission of physiological signals such as EKG, EEG, EOG and EMG have generally only been possible between equipment made by the same manufacturer. The IEEE's ISO/ IEEE 11073-10201 and the File Exchange Format for Vital Signs hope to allow standardisation.
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