Summer institute in biomedical engineering, 1973
Design and development work is reported for an air filter, an infant weight scale, multiple electrode cardiography, a white noise hearing aid, and a tibial torsion correction device.
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Publications and source records attributed to Deloatch, E. M..
Design and development work is reported for an air filter, an infant weight scale, multiple electrode cardiography, a white noise hearing aid, and a tibial torsion correction device.
Bioengineering of medical equipment is detailed. Equipment described includes: an environmental control system for a surgical suite; surface potential mapping for an electrode system; the use of speech-modulated-white-noise to differentiate hearers and feelers among the profoundly deaf; the design of an automatic weight scale for an isolette; and an internal tibial torsion correction study. Graphs and charts are included with design specifications of this equipment.
Design of hemoglobin tester, flow ventilation systems, blood viscometer, isotope handling equipment, and blood pressure measuring device
The five problems studied for biomedical applications of NASA technology are reported. The studies reported are: design modification of electrophoretic equipment, operating room environment control, hematological viscometry, handling system for iridium, and indirect blood pressure measuring device.