What is ISO/TS 22077-5 about?
ISO/TS 22077-5 is the fifth part of multiple series that specifies a heterogeneous format of neurophysiological waveform signals to support recording in a single persistent record package as well as interoperable exchange.
ISO/TS 22077-5 focuses on electroencephalography (EEG) waveforms created during EEG examinations. Specific provision is made for sleep polysomnography examinations (PSG), brain death determination, evoked potentials (EP), and electromyography (EMG) studies.
NOTE- ISO/TS 22077-5 is intended for neurophysiology.
Who is ISO/TS 22077-5 for?
ISO/TS 22077-5 on medical waveform format is useful for:
- Neurologists
- Medical device operator
- Institute of electrical and electronic engineers
- EEG and PSG examiner
- Health department
- Hospital labs
Why should you use ISO/TS 22077-5?
Neurophysiological signals are used to monitor and assess an individual’s brain activity for a wide array of clinical examinations including sleep polysomnography (PSG), determination of brain death, evoked potentials (EP), and electromyography (EMG).
ISO/TS 22077-5 describe the heterogeneous neurophysiological waveforms and related data that will help you in normalizing to a standard semantic representation and format and persisted in a single package. It also supports time synchronization of these waveforms and related parametric data so that you can receive the data package and be able to better assess the patient’s condition throughout the examination period.
ISO/TS 22077-5 executes MFER information that helps you with message exchange, networking, database management.