Healthcare

Bionic devices are mechatronic or electronic platforms that can perform the physical and biological functions of body parts or organs that are lost or damaged because of chronic conditions or accidents. Patients that suffer complete vision loss because of retinal diseases; upper and lower limb amputations caused by accidents or chronic diseases; an...

The use of medical imaging techniques, including ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and X-ray scans, is a vital element of medical practice due to their ability to confirm the diagnosis of any condition in the patients. However, traditional medical imaging platforms have to be fixed in a dedicated space in the m...

Orthopedic implants replace or strengthen a damaged, painful, or deformed bone, cartilage, or joint and restore mobility and flexibility in patients with bone conditions. The demand for orthopedic implants is growing with the increasing number of orthopedic surgeries being performed every year. This is mainly due to the prevalence of musculoskelet...

Comprehensive wound assessment is vital to understand the nature of wounds and devise evidence-based and cost-effective therapeutic interventions. However, traditionally used methods for wound diagnosis and monitoring cannot accurately measure wound dimensions, require physical contact with the wound, which causes discomfort to the patients, and ca...

This research service analyzes and profiles emerging technological trends for cancer therapies in North America

This research service discusses technology developments and its impact in the field of Telemedicine and Patient Care in North America.