Biomedical engineering principles: An introduction to fluid, heat, and mass transport processes (biomedical engineering and instrumentation, volume 2)

Using Virtual Instrumentation to Develop a Modern Biomedical Engineering Laboratory*

This paper describes the development of a variety of classical biomedical experiments, particularly for use in a teaching laboratory. Several lab projects are described covering topics from basic electrophysiology to cardiovascular hemodynamics. The common thread through all of these experiments is their PC-based nature, all of them being automated using LabVIEW or BioBench software from Nation...

Principles of Applied Biomedical Instrumentation

cillin in the treatment of acute pelvic inflammatory disease seems unwarranted in view of the toxic manifestations of this drug. It would be far better to reserve its use for refractory infections. Despite five chapters devoted to habitual abortion no coverage is given to the subject of infection as an etiologic agent. Listeria and more recently mycoplasma have been incriminated in abortion. Th...

Advances in Biomedical Engineering. Volume 5

ADVANCES IN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING. Vol. 5. Edited by J.H.U. Brown and James F. Dickson, III. New York, Academic Press, 1975. 324 pp. $34.00. The editors of this book define biomedical engineering "as the application of principles and practices of engineering to basic and applied biomedical research, development, and the delivery of health care." The fifth volume of this series presents the sam...

BioMedical Engineering OnLine: An Editorial

Greetings This month marks the two-year anniversary of the founding of "Biomedical Engineering OnLine." As it is customary to mark such occasions one way or another, and since I am the editor, I am contributing an editorial. I sometimes think that there is a human gene that is activated on anniversaries and so helps us to remember significant events. Putting it in writing insures the memory las...

2007 AAOS/NIH osteolysis and implant wear: biological, biomedical engineering, and surgical principles. Introduction.