Biomedical Signal Processing: From a Conceptual Framework to Clinical Applications [Scanning the Issue]

What is it about?

Today, high fidelity data acquisition systems are able to record vast amounts of biomedical signals of electric and nonelectric origin invasively or noninvasively over extended periods of time, providing unprecedented opportunity to study the human body in health and disease. This special issue of the Proceedings of the IEEE dedicated to the latest advances in biomedical signal processing techniques, ranging from theoretical concepts to clinical applications.

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Why is it important?

Biomedical signals are widely used in the clinical setting for diagnostics, guiding therapy, patient monitoring, disease prevention, and risk assessment With the more recent developments of health gadgets, various personal biomedical data are now also easily accessible to consumers and recorded virtually throughout all aspects of life.