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_aMedical instrumentation : _bapplication and design / _cedited by John G. Webster and Amit J. Nimunkar ; contributing authors, John W. Clark, Jr. [and eight others]. |
| 250 | _a5th edition. | ||
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_aHoboken, NJ : _bJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc., _c2020. |
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_axxii, 898 pages : _billustrations ; _c24 cm |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
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_aMachine generated contents note: _g1. _tBasic Concepts Of Medical Instrumentation / _rJohn C. Webster -- _g1.1. _tTerminology of Medicine and Medical Devices -- _g1.2. _tGeneralized Medical Instrumentation System -- _g1.3. _tAlternative Operational Modes -- _g1.4. _tMedical Measurement Constraints -- _g1.5. _tClassifications of Biomedical Instruments -- _g1.6. _tInterfering and Modifying Inputs -- _g1.7. _tCompensation Techniques -- _g1.8. _tBiostatistics -- _g1.9. _tGeneralized Static Characteristics -- _g1.10. _tGeneralized Dynamic Characteristics -- _g1.11. _tAmplifiers and Signal Processing -- _g1.12. _tInverting Amplifiers -- _g1.13. _tNoninverting Amplifiers -- _g1.14. _tDifferential Amplifiers -- _g1.15. _tComparators -- _g1.16. _tRectifiers -- _g1.17. _tLogarithmic Amplifiers -- _g1.18. _tIntegrators -- _g1.19. _tDifferentiators -- _g1.20. _tActive Filters -- _g1.21. _tFrequency Response -- _g1.22. _tOffset Voltage -- _g1.23. _tBias Current -- _g1.24. _tInput and Output Resistance -- _g1.25. _tDesign Criteria -- _g1.26. _tCommercial Medical Instrumentation Development Process -- _g1.27. _tRegulation of Medical Devices -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g2. _tBasic Sensors And Principles / _rJohn C. Webster -- _g2.1. _tDisplacement Measurements -- _g2.2. _tResistive Sensors -- _g2.3. _tBridge Circuits -- _g2.4. _tInductive Sensors -- _g2.5. _tPhase-Sensitive Demodulators -- _g2.6. _tCapacitive Sensors -- _g2.7. _tPiezoelectric Sensors -- _g2.8. _tAccelerometer -- _g2.9. _tTemperature Measurements -- _g2.10. _tThermocouples -- _g2.11. _tThermistors -- _g2.12. _tRadiation Thermometry -- _g2.13. _tFiber-Optic Temperature Sensors -- _g2.14. _tOptical Measurements -- _g2.15. _tRadiation Sources -- _g2.16. _tGeometrical and Fiber Optics -- _g2.17. _tOptical Filters -- _g2.18. _tRadiation Sensors -- _g2.19. _tOptical Combinations -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g3. _tMicrocontrollers In Medical Instrumentation / _rAmit J. Nimunkar -- _g3.1. _tBasics of Microcontroller -- _g3.2. _tEmbedded Medical System -- _g3.3. _tECG-Based Embedded Medical System Example -- _g3.4. _tSelection of a Microcontroller -- _g3.5. _tIoT-Based Medical Devices -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g4. _tThe Origin Of Biopotentials / _rJohn W. Clark Jr. -- _g4.1. _tElectrical Activity of Excitable Cells -- _g4.2. _tVolume Conductor Fields -- _g4.3. _tFunctional Organization of the Peripheral Nervous System -- _g4.4. _tThe Electroneurogram -- _g4.5. _tThe Electromyogram -- _g4.6. _tThe Electrocardiogram -- _g4.7. _tThe Electroretinogram -- _g4.8. _tThe Electroencephalogram -- _g4.9. _tThe Magnetoencephalogram -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g5. _tBiopotential Electrodes / _rMichael R. Neuman -- _g5.1. _tThe Electrode-Electrolyte Interface -- _g5.2. _tPolarization -- _g5.3. _tPolarizable and Nonpolarizable Electrodes -- _g5.4. _tElectrode Behavior and Circuit Models -- _g5.5. _tThe Electrode-Skin Interface and Motion Artifact -- _g5.6. _tBody-Surface Recording Electrodes -- _g5.7. _tInternal Electrodes -- _g5.8. _tElectrode Arrays -- _g5.9. _tMicroelectrodes -- _g5.10. _tElectrodes for Electric Stimulation of Tissue -- _g5.11. _tPractical Hints in Using Electrodes -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g6. _tBiopotential Amplifiers / _rMichael R. Neuman -- _g6.1. _tBasic Requirements -- _g6.2. _tThe Electrocardiograph -- _g6.3. _tProblems Frequently Encountered -- _g6.4. _tTransient Protection -- _g6.5. _tCommon-Mode and Other Interference-Reduction Circuits -- _g6.6. _tAmplifiers for Other Biopotential Signals -- _g6.7. _tExample of a Biopotential Preamplifier -- _g6.8. _tOther Biopotential Signal Processors -- _g6.9. _tCardiac Monitors -- _g6.10. _tBiotelemetry -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g7. _tBlood Pressure And Sound / _rRobert A. Peura -- _g7.1. _tDirect Measurements -- _g7.2. _tHarmonic Analysis of Blood Pressure Waveforms -- _g7.3. _tDynamic Properties of Pressure-Measurement Systems -- _g7.4. _tMeasurement of System Response -- _g7.5. _tEffects of System Parameters on Response -- _g7.6. _tBandwidth Requirements for Measuring Blood Pressure -- _g7.7. _tTypical Pressure-Waveform Distortion -- _g7.8. _tSystems for Measuring Venous Pressure -- _g7.9. _tHeart Sounds -- _g7.10. _tPhonocardiography -- _g7.11. _tCardiac Catheterization -- _g7.12. _tEffects of Potential and Kinetic Energy on Pressure Measurements -- _g7.13. _tIndirect Measurements of Blood Pressure -- _g7.14. _tTonometry -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g8. _tMeasurement Of Flow And Volume Of Blood / _rJohn C. Webster -- _g8.1. _tIndicator-Dilution Method that Uses Continuous Infusion -- _g8.2. _tIndicator-Dilution Method that Uses Rapid Injection -- _g8.3. _tElectromagnetic Flowmeters -- _g8.4. _tUltrasonic Flowmeters -- _g8.5. _tThermal-Convection Velocity Sensors -- _g8.6. _tChamber Plethysmography -- _g8.7. _tElectrical-Impedance Plethysmography -- _g8.8. _tPhotoplethysmography -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g9. _tMeasurements Of The Respiratory System / _rFrank P. Primiano Jr. -- _g9.1. _tModeling the Respiratory System -- _g9.2. _tMeasurement of Pressure -- _g9.3. _tMeasurement of Gas Flow -- _g9.4. _tLung Volume -- _g9.5. _tRespiratory Plethysmography -- _g9.6. _tSome Tests of Respiratory Mechanics -- _g9.7. _tMeasurement of Gas Concentration -- _g9.8. _tSome Tests of Gas Transport -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g10. _tChemical Biosensors / _rRobert A. Peura -- _g10.1. _tBlood-Gas and Acid-Base Physiology -- _g10.2. _tElectrochemical Sensors -- _g10.3. _tChemical Fibrosensors -- _g10.4. _tIon-Sensitive Field-Effect Transistor (ISFET) -- _g10.5. _tImmunologically Sensitive Field-Effect Transistor (IMFET) -- _g10.6. _tNoninvasive Blood-Gas Monitoring -- _g10.7. _tBlood-Glucose Sensors -- _g10.8. _tElectronic Noses -- _g10.9. _tLab-on-a-chip -- _g10.10. _tSummary -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g11. _tClinical Laboratory Instrumentation / _rLawrence A. Wheeler -- _g11.1. _tSpectrophotometry -- _g11.2. _tAutomated Chemical Analyzers -- _g11.3. _tChromatology -- _g11.4. _tElectrophoresis -- _g11.5. _tHematology -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g12. _tMedical Imaging Systems / _rMelvin p. Siedband -- _g12.1. _tInformation Content of an Image -- _g12.2. _tModulation Transfer Function -- _g12.3. _tNoise-Equivalent Bandwidth -- _g12.4. _tImage Processing -- _g12.5. _tRadiography -- _g12.6. _tComputed Radiography -- _g12.7. _tComputed Tomography -- _g12.8. _tMagnetic Resonance Imaging -- _g12.9. _tNuclear Medicine -- _g12.10. _tSingle-Photon Emission Computed Tomography -- _g12.11. _tPositron Emission Tomography -- _g12.12. _tUltrasonography -- _g12.13. _tContrast Agents -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g13. _tTherapeutic And Prosthetic Devices / _rMichael R. Neuman -- _g13.1. _tCardiac Pacemakers and Other Electric Stimulators -- _g13.2. _tDefibrillators and Cardioverters -- _g13.3. _tMechanical Cardiovascular Orthotic and Prosthetic Devices -- _g13.4. _tHemodialysis -- _g13.5. _tLithotripsy -- _g13.6. _tVentilators -- _g13.7. _tInfant Incubators -- _g13.8. _tDrug Delivery Devices -- _g13.9. _tSurgical Instruments -- _g13.10. _tTherapeutic Applications of the Laser -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _g14. _tElectrical Safety / _rWalter H. Olson -- _g14.1. _tPhysiological Effects of Electricity -- _g14.2. _tImportant Susceptibility Parameters -- _g14.3. _tDistribution of Electric Power -- _g14.4. _tMacroshock Hazards -- _g14.5. _tMicroshock Hazards -- _g14.6. _tElectrical-Safety Codes and Standards -- _g14.7. _tBasic Approaches to Protection Against Shock -- _g14.8. _tProtection: Power Distribution -- _g14.9. _tProtection: Equipment Design -- _g14.10. _tElectrical-Safety Analyzers -- _g14.11. _tTesting the Electric System -- _g14.12. _tTests of Electric Appliances -- _g14.13. _tConclusion -- _tProblems -- _tReferences -- _tAPPENDIX -- _gA.1. _tPhysical Constants -- _gA.2. _tInternational System of Units (SI) Prefixes -- _gA.3. _tInternational System of Units -- _gA.4. _tAbbreviations -- _gA.5. _tChemical Elements. |
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_a"This book provides biomedical engineers with the premiere reference on medical instrumentation as well as a comprehensive overview of the basic concepts. The revised edition features new material on infant apnea monitors, impedance pneumography, the design of cardiac pacemakers, and disposable defibrillator electrodes and their standards. Each chapter includes new problems and updated reference material that cover the latest medical technologies. The chapters have also been revised with new material in medical imaging, providing biomedical engineers with the most current techniques in the field. This well-established text describes the principles, applications and design of the medical instrumentation most commonly used in hospitals. Because equipment changes with time, the authors stress fundamental principles of operation and general types of equipment. Design principles are emphasized so that a scientist with only some background in electronics can gain enough information to design instruments that may not be commercially available"-- _cProvided by publisher. |
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_aPhysiological apparatus. _0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85101676 |
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_aEquipment and Supplies. _0https://id.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/D004864 |
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_aWebster, John G., _d1932- _0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n80046645 _eeditor. |
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