different kind of  medical machines?
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I'm trying to patent a machine which inverts people inside-out which would be very handy for surgery and internal examinations, but I can't reverse the process- can anybody out there help?
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There is no doubt that medical technology will continue to advance. But it is likely that the law of diminishing returns will (or maybe has) limit the improvements that such technology will bring to any patient or humankind overall.\n\nWhilst we still have rampant infective diseases such as Malaria and Tuberculosis decimating 3rd world countries and entire generations dying from malnutrition, we need to ask ourselves if gadgets that bring a little bit of extra function to a small number of people are really progress, or perhaps just ignorance?
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There are mechanical ones, and electronic ones.\n1) Mechanical: A clutch, usually made of 2 magnets. One magnet rotates, the other one is fixed to a spring-loaded needle. The faster the first magnet rotates, the further the needle goes clockwise.\n2) Electronic: \na) Optical: The drive shaft has a marker in a colour distinctively different from the shaft's colour. A photo reflector (photo diode and photo transistor combination) reads the changes in colour (brightness), and produces pulses which can be electronically counted during fixed time periods.\nb) Hall Effect: Instead of colour markers and photo detection, a hall sensor is used at an irregular (metal) shape of the drive shaft. The rest is the same.
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Never heard of it yet. i think u mean in medical field or wot?
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Toothpaste, eyeglasses, contact lens, stethoscope, electrocardiograph, electroencephelograph, magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography... Different materials from toothpaste to synthesized medication. The field of health and medicine also uses multiple technical inventions, though they were not invented specially for health care.
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Mechanical engineering has been used to design many machines for the planting, growing and harvesting of food crops, animal protein processing, food processing, and food packaging. There are special considerations when designing such machines since the machines must be easy to clean.
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mechanical or electronic?
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i think this one is good\n\nhttp://www.ncrr.nih.gov/biomedical_tech.asp
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machine pretends like human..
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it is a type of Machinery.
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Are you referring to an MRI manual?  Magnetic resonance immaging?  If you're a doctor or nurse, I can tell you, no one ever touches any machinery that is malfunctioning.  We have people that come in and trouble shoot the problem and fix it. You would know that, if you worked in a hospital, so I don't get it.\nWhy would you need one?  If you are a technician that works on them, then why would you NEED a manual?  If you're not, I can't imagine anyone, especially the cheif of staff, letting you tamper with such an expensive machine.  They cost almost as much as the hospital!\n\nI don't know exactly what it is you want to know but if it's just a manual you're looking for,I'd ask the cheif of staff at a hospital who you could get in touch with.\n\nHe'll have a concerned look on his face though because he will not know any more than I do, WHY you want one and how do you intend on using that information.\n\nOdd question but I'm hoping there is a logical explanation.\n\nGood luck.....I'm not even sure if that is what you were referring to but I can't think of anything else that fits the description you gave.\n\nIf it is, I really do hope this helps.  Are you thinking about becoming a magnetic resonance immaging machine tech?  If so, I imagine they make pretty good money.
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international business machines
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This could be a very wide topic. You need to be more specific for a decent answer there are various types of electric motor, but many 1000s of different electric machines!
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There are ultrsonic surgical scalpels, they are being used today in some cases.\n\nIn some applications studies suggest they are superior to all other current techniques.
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Dialysis machine is an artificial kidney. It is not as small and Compaq, but it does the same job.\n\nThe other thing close to it is a bag, installed inside the body cavity, it needs emptying very 3-4 hour or so. The bag also needs re-charging. It needs a sterile place to perform this task. Takes about 15 minutes or so.
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They tend to be specialize to specific types, but here is one:\nhttp://www.amctools.com/\nJust do a google search for more types
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Photos I can't manage.  Let's see what I can do about listing 20 examples of medical equipment...\n\nStethescope: Object used to listen to bodily sounds\n\nSphygmomanometer: Used to measure blood pressure\n\nReflex Hammer: Used to trigger reflexes, by hitting the tendon or muscle in the right place\n\nTongue Blade: Wooden (usually birch) implement used to hold the tongue out of the way when examining the back of the throat\n\nThermometer: Measures body temperature\n\nOtoscope: The thing used to look in the ears\n\nOphthalmoscope: the thing used to examine the retina\n\nColonoscope: The thing inserted in the anus and colon to examine the colon\n\nEndoscope: The gadget that goes down the throat to allow examination of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum\n\nPenlight: What is used to illuminate the back of the throat to examine it\n\nAnoscope: A short version of the colonoscope; used to examine the anus and proximal rectum\n\nNasal Speculum: A tool used to assist in looking up a nose\n\nHemostat: A gadget used to clamp blood vessels, and for other things, during surgery\n\nForceps: Doctor-word for overglorified tweezers\n\nScalpel: A cutting instrument; basically, an overglorified knife\n\nBovie: also called electrocautery; it uses electrical energy to superheat tissue, either producing a small burn (to stop bleeding in the operating room) or cutting tissue (as an alternative to the scalpel).\n\nNeedle: An instrument used with thread to close wounds\n\nNeedle holder: An object, slightly like pliers in appearance, that is used to hold needles when stitching\n\nRetractor: A metal gizmo used by assistants in surgery to hold the wound open\n\nSelf-Retaining Retractor: One that can be set to hold the wound open all by itself\n\nEKG: Electrocardiogram; measures the electrical activity of the heart\n\nEEG: Electroencephalogram; measures the electrical fields of the brain\n\nMRI: Magnetic resonance imaging unit; uses radiofrequency energy and incredibly intense (0.3 to 3 Tesla) magnetic fields to image soft tissue\n\nCT Scanner: Uses computer program (2D Fast Fourier Analysis, using Tukey & Fisher's fast factoring algorithm) to convert measurements of the absorbtion of X-Rays from multiple angles into an image of the tissues\n\nSonogram: Uses high frequency sound to create an image of tissue\n\nX-Ray Machine: Used to produce X-Rays to create analogue images of bone on film\n\nX-Ray Markers: Usually lead or aluminum letters used to mark the right or left side; placed on the cassettes before the film is taken\n\nX-Ray Casettes: the gadgets that hold the film; their inner surface is covered with material that floresces when exposed to X-Rays, making the image much clearer\n\nExam Tables: The table you sit on to be examined, of course\n\nCoulter Counters: One electronic system for doing complete blood counts\n\nFlame Spectrophotometer: the gadget often used to measure certain electrolytes in the blood, most notably potassium and sodium\n\nSyringe: the thing attached to a needle, that drives medication through the needle into the area targeted\n\n\nI've lost count.  Probably not twenty, but I'm getting tired of typing...