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Practical Design and Applications of Medical Devices focuses on devices which receive and transmit bioelectric signals, such as electrocardiograph, electrodes, blood flow, blood pressure, physiological effects and, in some cases, current flowing through the human body. This thorough guide for researchers and engineers in the field of biomedical and instrumentation engineering presents a streamlined medical strategy for designing these medical devices, sensors, and tools. It also promotes operational efficiency in the healthcare industry, with the goals of improving patient safety, lowering overall healthcare costs, broadening access to healthcare services, and improving accessibility.
Contents
1. Design of Interactive Neural Input Device for Arm Prosthesis
2. Internet of Things-Based Patient Well-being Monitoring System
3. IoT-Based Infant Monitoring Device
4. Construction of a miniaturized COVID-19 medical kit
5. Development of a polymerase chain reaction device
6. Construction of an electrophysiotherapy device
7. Voice Control Prosthetic Hand
8. 3D Bioprinting of Prosthetic Leg
9. Face Recognition System to diagnose a disease using Computer Web Camera
10. Detection of Retinal Blood Clots of Eye Using Laser Doppler Technology
11. Sleep Apnea Detection Device
12. Design considerations for the Diagnostic Radiology Department
13. Construction of an automated hand sanitizer dispenser used against transmissible diseases
14. Design and Modeling of a Novel Blood Sampling (phlebotomy) Chair
15. A speech recognition system using technologies of audio signal processing and characteristics extraction
16. Blood Circuit in Hemodialysis
17. Design of Endoscopic Medical Devices
18. Temperature Reducer Machine
19. Development of a brain-computer interface (BCI) device that converts brain signals to audio and written words
20. A Dual Biventricular Resynchronized Pacemaker with a Remote Monitoring System
21. The design of a non-invasive blood pressure measurement device
22. Electromechanic Hand Driven by EMG Signal
