Editorial: THE ABDOMINAL AORTOGRAM: AN HISTORIC PERSPECTIVE

Editorial: Neurotechnology: An Engineering Perspective

editorial: neurotechnology: an engineering perspective

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Editorial: Neurotechnology: An Engineering Perspective

merging Brain-Machine-Brain Interfaces (BMBIs) are promising alternative to study the neural activity underlying cognitive functions and pathologies, detecting mind driven decisions, etc. A BMBI covers many engineering and medical science disciplines. It includes biomedical circuits and systems, biosensor interfaces and devices, biosignal and bioimage processing, and bioinformatics, bioelectron...

Historic perspective of the acoustic otoscope.

The acoustic otoscope, originally called the acoustic reflectometer, was developed and produced by John and David Teele in the early 1980s. Since initial production, two different instrument versions have been developed by two separate companies. During the period of time in which the acoustic otoscope has been in production, there have been numerous studies reported with the two instrument ver...

Cardiovascular disease: a historic perspective.

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death and disability in the United States and in most industrialized nations. Major breakthroughs to modern day cardiovascular/lipid research have been attributed to the findings of the Framingham Heart Study and Gofman and colleagues who made associations between lipoprotein levels (LDL, VLDL and HDL) and CVD. Unfortunately, half of all CVD ...