ECG-Based Secure Healthcare Monitoring System in Body Area Networks
R. Shanthapriya, V. Vaithianathan · 2018
Body Area Networks (BANs) plays a major role in the field of patient-health monitoring. It is profoundly important to join the universal figuring with versatile well-being innovation utilizing remote sensors to screen the prosperity of perpetual patients, for example, cardiovascular, Parkinson and epilepsy patients. In Body Area Network, every sensor will be small in size, lightweight and give secure health monitoring. Physiological signals of patient, such as heartbeat, temperature, ECG signs are checked utilizing sensors and they ought to be transmitted securely to the distinct location. Subsequently, security is an important issue in portable wellbeing (m-Health) applications, particularly if a patient has a humiliating malady. In this paper polynomial based curve is generated and steganography technique has been used for secure health monitoring which provides data confidentiality and authentication to maintain the privacy of a patient.