The fifth-generation (5G) cellular communication technology introduces technical advances
that can expand medical device access to connectivity services. However, assessing the …

5G technology can enable novel healthcare applications and augment existing medical
device use of wireless technology to improve healthcare delivery. Having the dual role of …

5G led to a digital revolution for networks by leveraging virtualisation techniques to manage
software-based network functions through provided standard interfaces, which have …

It is anticipated that the Fifth Generation (5G) mobile communication systems will start to be
commercialized and deployed in 2018 for new mobile services in three key scenarios, ie …

5G and beyond networks will transform the healthcare sector by opening possibilities for
novel use cases and applications. Service level agreements (SLAs) can enable 5G-enabled …

The fifth generation (5G) cellular standards operating in various millimeter frequency bands,
are the proposed next telecommunications standards beyond the current 4G standards. The …

Wireless connectivity delay, disruption, or failure can significantly affect the performance of
wireless-enabled medical devices, which in turn causes potential risks to the patient …

Provisioning of health services such as care, monitoring, and remote surgery is being
improved thanks to fifth-generation cellular technology (5G). As 5G expands globally, more …

Low latency and high bandwidth heralded with 5G networks will allow transmission of large
amounts of Mission-Critical data over a short time period. 5G hence unlocks several …

Fifth generation (5G) mobile communication systems have entered the stage of commercial
deployment, providing users with new services, improved user experiences as well as a host …