Titlebook: Medical engineering in Japan; Research and develop Kazuhiko Atsumi,Fumihiko Kajiya,Katushiko Tsujioka Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers

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Research and development on total artificial heart in University of Tokyo,, the first stage (1959–1970); trial and error stage to find appropriate hardwares, the second stage (1970–1985); software stage to find how to control pneumatic TAH and to manage the animals, and the third stage (1985- ); final goal to develop implantable TAH for animal and human..This paper review

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Functional electrical stimulation for the control of the upper extremities,mposed of a personal computer NEC PC-8801mkII, peripheral electronic circuits and two kinds of sensors, i.e. an analog displacement sensor for volitional control (channel 1) and a logical sensor (high pitch sound or head switch, channel 2). Combination of the two channel signals allow three major fu

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Blood flow in the heart and large vessels,r the description of blood flow are the pressure and velocity (or flow-rate) of the blood. Since the blood flow in large arteries has periodic, transient, and sometimes random characteristics, a system for measuring pressure or velocity must have a sufficiently large frequency response to cover the

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An optical-fiber laser Doppler velocimeter and its application to measurements of coronary blood flume. The principle, optical arrangement, spatial and the temporal resolutions and accuracy for blood flow measurements are delineated, followed by a report of the results of measurements of coronary artery and vein blood flow velocities in dogs. Finally, we touch upon some recent progress made in th