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Developing a Smart Integrated System for the Effective Prediction and Diagnosis of Varicose Disease and their Treatment

Sakshi Loura

Bharti International School, Rewari

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Vol: 10, Issue: 4, 2020

Receiving Date: 2020-09-04 Acceptance Date:

2020-10-23

Publication Date:

2020-11-14

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http://doi.org/10.37648/ijrst.v10i04.008

Abstract

The vein that transfers the deoxygenated blood gets knob and thick because of a valve twist, which becomes varicose veins. These are most normal in the legs. These varicose veins are brought about by harmed or feeble valves of veins that veneer to the variety of blood in the vein, which expands the tension and causes nightmares. A large portion of the varicose vein treatment is by obtrusive techniques like a medical procedure, laser treatment, RF endogenous treatment and sclerotherapy. In any medical procedure, the significant primary perspective is the addition of an intravenous (IV) catheter. The serious issue looked at by the doctors is dangers in getting to veins for IV medication or taking blood for tests, if kids, grown-ups, basic consideration patients and so on. It is a truly challenging chore. Pointless penetrating of veins happens because of unfortunate perceivability. Wrong penetrating may prompt issues like imperfections or super durable harm to the vein. To tackle these issues, there is a requirement for a vein divulgence system. We propose a sensor that involves wearable socks-based painless diagnostic & helpful answers for varicose veins using warm and vibration treatment. Since it is a harmless technique, it gives modern patient help from their aggravation without torment with IoT-based indicative and refreshing structures.

Keywords: Varicose Disease; Smart Integrated System; IOT

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