| THE HINDU - MYSORE DEC. 25 : Kalam to open Mysore IT.Com tomorrow |
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... Ventures, Bob Kondomoori of Charter Ventures, and Kumar Malavalli, founder of ... Prof. Shivaram said
seminars and demonstrations on IT in healthcare, information ...
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| PR News Wire : Dec 2002 - TeleVital
Low Bandwidth Telemedicine Technology Used in Remote Surgery Monitoring |
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| MILPITAS, Calif. - TeleVital enables MITAC,
a NASA-funded research program with telemedicine software for monitoring
remote surgeries in remote locations. On December 9th and 10th of 2002,
utilizing a single 64Kbps satellite connection along with TeleVital's low
bandwidth telemedicine software, numerous remote surgeries in a small village
in Sucua, Ecuador were monitored and mentored from Virginia Commonwealth
University in Richmond, Virginia.
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| India West : June 2002 - TeleVital
Connects Doctors, Patients Around the World Lisa Tsering |
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| MILPITAS, Calif. - A village doctor in
rural Karnataka links to an expert anesthesiologist in Chicago. A
patient in Ecuador steps into a mobile health clinic and his heart rate
is observed by a physician in Kyoto. Doctors may be separated from their
patients by thousands of miles, but thanks to a revolutionary new
product called VitalWare, they are now able to monitor, diagnose and
treat them - in real time - using technology no more impressive than a
simple Web browser and telephone line.
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| The Hindu - Saturday, Jun 15, 2002: Forum to promote IT in Mysore |
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The forum was formed under the stewardship of the SJCE-STEP Director, MN Shivaram.
Chief executive officers of leading software companies in Mysore...
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| The Financial Express : May 30, 2002
- TeleVital Starts India Operations |
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| Bangalore: US-based TeleVital Inc, which
has developed a browser-based integrated electronic patient care system,
has announced its operations and the launch of its VitalWeb software in
India, which is expected to benefit telemedicine players in the country.
Inaugurating the Indian operations Karnataka state minister for higher and
medical education Dr G Parameswara said, the government has an ambitious
plan to start telemedicine in the district hospitals and then extend it
to taluks and later to public health centers
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| Business Journal Silicon Valley : February
15, 2002 - " Company tracks signs of life" Troy May |
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| Kishore Kumar just wanted to help his daughter
heal. But the technology he created to remotely monitor the child's therapy
for nerve damage she suffered at birth now is aimed at helping others worldwide
and beyond. Read more » |
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NBC News : February 2002 - LifeSaver
HighTech Surgery
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| TeleVital Enables First Remote Anesthesiological
Monitoring Over The Internet TeleVital’s VitalWeb Connects Anesthesiologist
In Virginia To Surgeon In Ecuador; Detects Potentially Life-Threatening
Condition |
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| INTERNET WIRE : January 2002 - TeleVital
Enables First Remote Anesthesiological Monitoring Over The Internet |
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| MILPITAS, CA -- TeleVital Inc., a leader
in web-based telemedicine achieved a significant milestone, today announcing
that its VitalWeb™ browser-based vital sign monitoring software enabled
the first reported anesthesiological monitoring of a surgical procedure
over the Internet. Read more
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