Basic engineering for medics and biologists : an ESEM primer /
Basic engineering for medics and biologists : an ESEM primer /
edited by T. Clive Lee and Peter F. Niederer.
- Amsterdam : IOS Press, 2010.
- 1 online resource (viii, 369 pages) : illustrations
- Studies in health technology and informatics, v. 152 0926-9630 ; .
- Studies in health technology and informatics ; v. 152. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Title Page; Preface: Making Engineering Accessible to Medics and Biologists; Contents; Introduction to Chapter I: Biomechanics; Introduction to Chapter II: Bioelectronics; Introduction to Chapter III: Medical Informatics for Biomedical Engineering; Introduction to Chapter IV: Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering; Introduction to Chapter V: Medical Imaging; Introduction to Chapter VI: Rehabilitation Engineering; Subject Index; Author Index.
Developments in bioengineering and medical technology have led to spectacular progress in clinical medicine. As a result, increased numbers of courses are available in the area of bioengineering and clinical technology. These often include modules dealing with basic biological and medical sciences, aimed at those taking up these studies, who have a background in engineering. To date, relatively few participants from medicine have taken up courses in biomedical engineering, to the detriment of scientific exchange between engineers and medics. The European Society for Engineering and Medicine (E.
9781607505273 1607505274
978-1-60750-527-3 IOS Press http://www.iospress.nl
2010923280
101533684 DNLM
Biomedical engineering.
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Technology
Génie biomédical.
biomedical engineering.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Holism.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Reference.
MEDICAL--Alternative Medicine.
MEDICAL--Atlases.
MEDICAL--Essays.
MEDICAL--Family & General Practice.
MEDICAL--Holistic Medicine.
MEDICAL--Osteopathy.
Biomedical engineering
Techniek.
Artsen.
Biologen.
Fulltext.
Internet Resources.
R856 / .B37 2010
610.28
W1 / ST92K v.152 2010 QT 36
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Title Page; Preface: Making Engineering Accessible to Medics and Biologists; Contents; Introduction to Chapter I: Biomechanics; Introduction to Chapter II: Bioelectronics; Introduction to Chapter III: Medical Informatics for Biomedical Engineering; Introduction to Chapter IV: Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering; Introduction to Chapter V: Medical Imaging; Introduction to Chapter VI: Rehabilitation Engineering; Subject Index; Author Index.
Developments in bioengineering and medical technology have led to spectacular progress in clinical medicine. As a result, increased numbers of courses are available in the area of bioengineering and clinical technology. These often include modules dealing with basic biological and medical sciences, aimed at those taking up these studies, who have a background in engineering. To date, relatively few participants from medicine have taken up courses in biomedical engineering, to the detriment of scientific exchange between engineers and medics. The European Society for Engineering and Medicine (E.
9781607505273 1607505274
978-1-60750-527-3 IOS Press http://www.iospress.nl
2010923280
101533684 DNLM
Biomedical engineering.
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Technology
Génie biomédical.
biomedical engineering.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Holism.
HEALTH & FITNESS--Reference.
MEDICAL--Alternative Medicine.
MEDICAL--Atlases.
MEDICAL--Essays.
MEDICAL--Family & General Practice.
MEDICAL--Holistic Medicine.
MEDICAL--Osteopathy.
Biomedical engineering
Techniek.
Artsen.
Biologen.
Fulltext.
Internet Resources.
R856 / .B37 2010
610.28
W1 / ST92K v.152 2010 QT 36