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Convergence of IC technology
and Healthcare
IEEE CAS
September 2008
Karthik Vasanth
Product Line Manager, Signal Chain Products
Medical Business Unit
Outline
• Introduction to the market
• Summary of technical challenges
• A look at imaging
– Ultrasound
– CT
– PET
• Q/A
Blind – 1.3 million people in the US
Paralyzed – 2 million people in the US
Parkinson’s – 1.5 million people in the US
Permanent brain injury – 5.3 million people in the US
Chronic disease – 60 million people in the US
Chronic pain – 5 million people in the US
Low back pain – 33% of workers’ comp costs
Epilepsy – 1% of WW population
44.5 million Americans taking care of adults
Medicare in US doubling to $26.8B by 2008
Global healthcare spending is $5 trillion per year
Blind – 1.3 million people in the US
Permanent brain injury – 5.3 million people in the US
Chronic disease – 60 million people in the US
Epilepsy – 1% of WW population
Blind – 1.3 million people in the US
Paralyzed – 2 million people in the US
Parkinson’s – 1.5 million people in the US
Permanent brain injury – 5.3 million people in the US
Chronic disease – 60 million people in the US
Chronic pain – 5 million people in the US
Low back pain – 33% of workers’ comp costs
Epilepsy – 1% of WW population
44.5 million Americans taking care of adults
Medicare in US doubling to $26.8B by 2008
Global healthcare spending is $5 trillion per year
Blind – 1.3 million people in the US
Permanent brain injury – 5.3 million people in the US
Chronic disease – 60 million people in the US
Epilepsy – 1% of WW population
Global trends driving growthAging populations
– By 2020 well over 1 billion people
worldwide will be 60 years and older
Rising healthcare costs
– US Healthcare spending is 18% of
GDP
– Costs to grow from 2 trillion in 2007
to 3.1 trillion in 2012
Remote and emerging markets
– China healthcare expenditure
increased 277% from 2006 to 2007
Consumer medical equipment
– 38% of Medical SC revenue in 2007
went into consumer equipment
Medical devices and supplies market $M
$0
$20,000
$40,000
$60,000
$80,000
$100,000
$120,000
$140,000
1979
1981
1983
1985
1987
1989
1991
1993
1995
1997
1999
2001
2003
2005
2007
CAGR: 1979-2007 = 9.5%
Source: MDDI, Databeans and TI data
Semiconductors impact
1980s 1990s 2000 and beyond
Computing transformed
Communications transformed
Healthcare transformed
Computingrevolution
Computingrevolution
Communications revolution
Healthcare revolution
1000 pixels:Allows
mobility
and face
recognition
Medical innovation: Bionic Vision
16 pixels:Provides the
ability to see
the difference
between night
and day
Today Tomorrow
Technical Challenges
Similar to many other market areas
• Power– Extreme power needs for implantable devices
• Size / Integration / Performance
– More channels in imaging applications with no performance sacrifice
• Sensor / electronics interface
• Reliability
– In some cases extremely high levels needed
• Long design cycles
Ultrasound
Principle
t
Physics (I)
43.10-50.0013331Air
4-106.121.73600Compact bone
21.631.041568Muscle
0.51.420.971470Fat
Absorption
[dB/MHz.cm]
Z
[105 Rayl]ρ [g/cm3]c [m/s]Substance
Imaging Systems for Medical Diagnostics - Siemens
PositionFrame rate
Reflections Depth
Physics (II)
f.2.x = 100dB θcos.
2
w
r
f
cRLateral =
f
cc
FBWR dBAxial
22.26 ∝==
−τ
λ
0.150.43.30.115
0.20.650.1610
0.351.2100.315
0.83250.782
Axial resolution
[mm]
Lateral resolution
[mm]
Penetration [cm]
(back and forth)
Wavelength
[mm]
Frequency
[MHz]
c = 1560m/s
Imaging Systems for Medical Diagnostics - Siemens
Frame rate
Example:
c = 1540m/s
60o sector0.5o beam spacing
25cm depth
120 beams25cm x 2 / 1540m/s =320us / beam
26 frames/s
The machine – Top level
B-mode
Rx beamformer
Transducer array
1
2
A
3
4
Σ
Delay
Apodization
Receive Beamforming
Transducer array
1
2
A1
3
4
B1 C1 Line 1
Line 2
AD
Cs
4 3
2 1
5ns
A1
A2 B2 C2
ADC samples Interpolated
Signal chain analysis
10uV-1V
0.85nV/rtHz
LNA VCAADC12bit
40MSPS
2-3
pole
filter
CW
MUX
P0_A
N0_A
P1_A P2_A
N2_AN1_A
+HV1 +HV2
-HV2-HV1GND
GND
20dB <35dB
Trade off in ADC bits, power, VCA range and sampling speed
Known time characteristics
LNA VCAADC
Low PassFilter
PGA
Audio Output
Tx Buffer Amp
DAC
PassiveLPF
BeamformerRx
Central Control Unit
BeamformerBeamformer
Tx
DisplayAmpAudio
Ultrasound system block diagram
CW Analog Beam Former
http://www.ti.com/ultrasound
PowerManagement
FETDriver
ADC
Data Transmission
TempSensor
ClockSource
DSP
Interface
Amplifier
Power
ADC/DAC
Other
Legend
Transducer
HV MUX/DEMUX
T/R
Switches
DSP
DSP
AFE5805
LNA VCAADC
Low PassFilter
PGA
Audio Output
Tx Buffer Amp
DAC
PassiveLPF
BeamformerRx
Central
Control Unit
BeamformerBeamformer
(FPGA)
Tx
Display
Optimizing ultrasound with application-specific analog products
CW Analog Beam Former
http://www.ti.com/ultrasound
FETDriver
ADC
Data Transmission
DSP
Interface
Amplifier
Power
ADC/DAC
Other
Legend
Transducer
HV MUX/
DEMUX
PowerManagement
TempSensor
ClockSource
AmpAudio
T/R
Switches
CT
Computer Tomography
The machine
3 revolutions per second
1000 profiles per revolution
3KSPS/pixel
Data Acquisition System
Scintillator
Photodiode
Data converter
ImageProcessing
X-ray
Light (visible)
Current
Bits
1000’s of other channels 1000’s of other channels
PET
Positron Emision Tomography
The machine