The Institution of Engineering and Technology 2016. Body-centric wireless networks (BCWNs) have recently gained substantial recognition and interest in both academic and industrial communities due to its direct and beneficial impact both economically and socially in various application domains. Such networks refer to a number of nodes/units scattered across the human body and the surrounding areas to provide communication on the body surface, to access points and wireless devices in the near vicinity and also to provide hieratical networking structure from implants to the main communication hub [1].
