Real time Heart Attack Detection Using Emerging Technologies

Heart attack, also called Myocardial infarction, is when the blood supply to the heart muscle is significantly decreased or entirely blocked. The early diagnosis of heart attacks is essential for protecting against adverse cardiac events and delivering prompt medical assistance. The real-time heart attack detection system presented in this study solves the shortcomings of previous approaches. The proposed study gathers data from patients using IoT technologies, such as temperature, heart rate, and pulse oximeter sensors. Then, for safe storage and later analysis, these sensor values are sent to a cloud-based database. The key innovation lies in the integration of cloud-based data storage with mobile application. The final result of the study is in the form of mobile application which is an interface between doctors and patients and provides real-time temperature, heart-rate, and oxygen saturation monitoring. The application compares the gathered data to predetermined thresholds and, if abnormal readings are found, sends immediate alerts to both the doctor and the patient's mobile devices. The results show that it has the potential to improve patient outcomes, lower healthcare expenses, and offer insightful data for medical research.