Calicot : an intelligent monitoring system
Partners
Partners
Work in progess
We are finishing the development of the user interface, in order to improve its quality.
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›› Participating laboratories
The implementation of the intelligent cardiac monitoring system Calicot software have required the competence of several fields. First of all, the medical knowledge comes from the university hospital of Rennes. Then, the signal processing competence is provided by the LTSI (laboratory for signal and image processing), university of Rennes. Finally, the competence in computer science and artificial intelligence is brought by IRISA. The role of each partner is detailed in the sequel.
IRISA
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The Calicot software is mainly supported by the DREAM team of IRISA which is in charge of implementing and updating the system. Several PhDs, supervised by Marie-Odile Cordier and René Quiniou, has been completed within Calicot:
The implementation and development of the software has been achieved by Lucie Callens and François Portet. |
LTSI - U642
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The LTSI U642 brings knowledge and know-how on ECG signal processing and on electrophysiology, precisely, in the context of monitoring cardiac arrhythmias. Detecting P waves, QRS complexes and their interrelations as correctly as possible is an important issue. In the frame of IP-Calicot Guy Carrault has participated in the supervision of Elisa Fromont's thesis and has supervised the theses of:
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›› Partners
Rennes university hospital
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The Rennes university hospital, especially the department of cardiology and vascular diseases (SCVM) acted as consultant during the Calicot project. It has been an historical partner of LTSI since 1988 (its members have now joined the LTSI). The SCVM expresses the clinical expectations, provides expert knowledge, validates learned expert rules, gives advice about the implemented monitoring workstation. Philippe Mabo now at the head of the SCVM has been the most active participant in the Calicot project. |
ELA medical
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ELA medical Sorin is one of the major european maker of cardiac devices. It develops also high-tech Holter systems for ambulatory surveillance of cardiac arrhythmias. ELA medical was the industrial partner of two projects funded by the french research minister and coordinated by the LTSI (the PISE ACI and the CEPICA RNTS project). |
France Telecom R&D
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CRS (Chronicle Recognize System), developed by France Telecom Lannion, is a major component of IP-Calicot. We wish to acknowledge this contribution to the project. |
›› Funds
Project PISE : Prothèse Implantable pour la Stimulation Endocavitaire (implantable device for endocavitary stimulation)
Goal: Conception and control cardiac stimulators and defibrillators
Contract: Action Concertée Incitative (ACI) en Télémédecine et Technologies pour la Santé (MENRT)
November 1999-August 2002
Project CEPICA : Conception et Evaluation d'une Prothèse CArdiaque (design and evaluation of cardiac devices)
Object: design and implementation of an implantable cardiac device, stimulator or defibrillator, that integrates signals (impedancemetry and accelerometry) reflecting the hemodynamical state of the patient in order to optimize diagnosis and therapy.
Contract: project labeled by the Réseau National de Technologies pour la Santé
June 2002-August 2005
Projet KISS
Détail
Grants
François Portet: ministerial grant (october 2002-december 2005)
Elisa Fromont: grant funded by the CEPICA project (november 2002-january 2006)
Feng Wang: chinese government grant and partially funded by the PISE project (january 1999-december 2002)
Lucie Callens: INRIA associate engineer (september 2006-september 2007)