
This paper represents how the challenge of post operative orthopedic carried to palliative care with the IOT system. Orthopedic surgeons often employ external fixation to treat bone fractures, yet the surgery and recovery process can still face complications that hinder effectiveness and raise costs. By using this it replaces the nurse assistance. A key challenge is that doctors lack continuous access to critical data, such as the healing process, patientbehavior, and environmental factors. This paper aims to enhance fixation devices by integrating IoT technology, enabling real-time monitoring of bone fracture healing. The device can detect and report significant events in the patient's recovery to healthcare professionals. We demonstrate this design by monitoring patient compliance with prescribed behavior’s during post-operative treatment of bone fractures. Through continuous monitoring and data insights, this approach aims to improve patient care, reduce complications, and enhance clinical outcomes.
Post operative care, healing process, real time monitoring, Arduino.
Post operative care, healing process, real time monitoring, Arduino.
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