Biomedical engineering’s next test: proving value where patients actually live
A new journal section challenges biomedical engineers to prove their devices deliver real clinical outcomes for patients, from intensive care ...
Tag: biomedical engineering
Robot-assisted indentation outperforms surgeon palpation in tumor boundary test
A static indentation sensor with a spherical tip estimated tissue stiffness in silicone phantoms and mapped hidden stiff inclusions more ...
Step-by-Step Tutorial Makes Cardiopulmonary Modelling Accessible
An open access tutorial in Advances in Simulation provides a five-step, code-inclusive introduction to cardiopulmonary physiological modelling for students and ...
Closed-loop controller keeps spinal cord blood flow on target after injury
A closed-loop controller that measures spinal cord blood flow with ultrasound and automatically adjusts norepinephrine reduced flow deviations and preserved ...
Wireless magnetic implants track muscle movement through skin
A skin-mounted magnetometer array wirelessly tracks implanted magnetic beads to sense muscle dynamics and drive neuroprosthetic control.
Dual-Site Ultrasound Measures Blood Pressure and Pulse Wave Velocity at Once in Phantom Study
A dual-site ultrasound system estimated pulse wave velocity and systolic blood pressure simultaneously in a controlled arm phantom, with the ...
Bioengineers Map the Ethical Fault Lines of Healthcare 5.0
Researchers applied the four principles of common morality theory to AI, bioprinting, robotics and other Healthcare 5.0 technologies, identifying expected ...
Chaos theory finds footholds in cardiology, neurology and oncology, review finds
A systematic review of 20 studies finds chaos theory applied across cardiology, neurology and oncology, but with wide heterogeneity and ...
Compact microwave resonator pairs with machine learning to read glucose through the fingertip
A four-cell CSRR microwave sensor on FR4 achieved 80 percent glucose classification accuracy with wavelet-based machine learning and reported sensitivities ...
Optical fibre sensor inside tracheal tube cuff detects airway wall contact in bench tests
Bench tests show a tracheal tube with fibre Bragg grating sensors embedded in its cuff can detect contact with the ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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