IoMT Survey: Device, Architecture, Communication Protocols, Application and Security
Dina Riyadh Ibrahim, Mohammed Younis Thanoun · International Journal of Wireless and Microwave Technologies · 2024
The technology-based lifestyle has led to a rise in people suffering from obesity, which in turn has led to the emergence of many chronic diseases such as elevated blood sugar and blood pressure, this give researchers a good reasons to develop Internet of Things networks, as the entry of technical innovations has led to Artificial intelligence in the medical field has revolutionized the provision of medical services and facilitated the lives of patients, from monitoring blood sugar levels to using remote surgery techniques, as it has saved a lot of effort and money for both the doctor and the patient at the same time, but these advantages open a wide scope for many problems as well.This survey studied the medical Internet of Things network in terms of presenting the definition, structure, types of devices used, their applications, and some of the communication protocols used in it.The attacks that the medical Internet of Things network may be exposed to were also classified based on the concerns they cause, and the solutions proposed by the researchers were presented.On the other hand, the previous works of the researchers were classified according to the types of devices used, communication protocols, and network security.In each of the mentioned parts, what the researchers have done and their contributions in this field were discussed, analyzed, and a review of the proposed future works in the used literature was presented.