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    The document discusses the evolution and increasing miniaturization of electronics in biomedical engineering over time. It provides examples of how electronics have been incorporated into medical devices and tools from early ECG machines to modern nanobots. The document also outlines some of the key challenges in developing biomedical electronics like chip size, material selection, and contaminants. It explores potential future research areas like tissue engineering, wearables, robotics, and organ-on-chip technology. The conclusion emphasizes continued miniaturization, materials innovations, and personalized medicine enabled by biomedical electronics.

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    The document discusses the evolution and increasing miniaturization of electronics in biomedical engineering over time. It provides examples of how electronics have been incorporated into medical devices and tools from early ECG machines to modern nanobots. The document also outlines some of the key challenges in developing biomedical electronics like chip size, material selection, and contaminants. It explores potential future research areas like tissue engineering, wearables, robotics, and organ-on-chip technology. The conclusion emphasizes continued miniaturization, materials innovations, and personalized medicine enabled by biomedical electronics.

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO

    MEDICAL ENGINEERING
    Presented by

    Manthan Ghosh
    M.Tech, ECE.
    Tripura University, Agartala, Tripura.
    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    WHAT IS BIO MEDICAL


    ENGINEERING ?

    2
    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    EVOLUTION OF
    ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGYS IN
    BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    ECG Machine - 1903 ECG Machine - 2022

    3
    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    MRI Machine - 1977 Nanobot in - 2022


    blood stream

    4
    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    WHERE IT USED ?

    5
    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    CHALLENGES IN BIO
    MEDICAL
    ELECTRONICS

    • free of contaminants
    • Incredibly small chip size
    • Perfect material selection

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    RESEARCH SCOPS IN
    BIO MEDICAL ELECTRONICS

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    Tissue Engineering Source : shorturl.at/gvA15

    Source : shorturl.at/ekvQY
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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    Wearable Devices

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    Robotic Surgery

    Source : shorturl.at/qLPV8

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    Rehabilitation

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    Nanorobots

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    Organ-on-a-Chip

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    INDUSTRIAL SCOPS IN
    BIO MEDICAL ELECTRONICS

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    Conclusion

    • Miniaturization
    • Material Innovations
    • Personalized medicine
    • Additive manufacturing

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    ELECTRONICS IN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING

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    6. Meccariello, Giuseppe, Antonino Maniaci, Giulia Bianchi, Giovanni Cammaroto, Giannicola Iannella, Andrea Catalano, Rossella Sgarzani et al. "Neck dissection and trans
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