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Introduction to Medical Devices (Volume 1)
This is the first of two volumes on an introductory view of medical devices. The first volume includes articles on what a medical device is, broad categories of medical devices, representative examples from each of those categories, and examples of medical procedures and techniques related to medical devices. It also includes the first of two chapters on related medical device terminology. Volume 2 continues on with that terminology and includes articles on regulatory information, manufacturers, organizations, and publications related to medical devices.
- 1. What Is a Medical Device?
- Medical device
- 2. Categories of Medical Devices
- General medicine instrument
- Home/Durable medical equipment
- Medical implant
- Medical robot
- Medical software
- Surgical instrument
- 3. Representative Examples of Medical Devices
- General medicine instrument
- Bandage
- Electrocardiograph machine
- Hypodermic needle
- Medical thermometer
- Otoscope
- Reflex hammer
- Sphygmomanometer
- Stethoscope
- Tongue depressor
- Tweezers
- Home/Durable medical equipment
- Bedpan
- Colostomy bag
- Crutch
- Drug test
- Glucose meter
- Heating pad
- Infusion pump
- Oxygen cylinder
- Pill splitter
- Pulse oximeter
- Medical implant
- Artificial heart
- Biomesh
- Breast implant
- Cerebral shunt
- Cochlear implant
- Intramedullary rod
- Microchip implant (human)
- Port (medical)
- Tympanostomy tube
- Visual prosthesis
- Medical robot
- Care-Providing Robot FRIEND
- Cyberknife
- Da Vinci Surgical System
- Diagnostic robot
- HAL (robot)
- MRI robot
- NeuroArm
- Pharmacy automation
- Robotic sperm
- Sofie (surgical robot)
- Medical software
- Amira (software)
- Critical test result management
- Clinical decision support system
- Laboratory Unit for Computer Assisted Surgery
- Immunization information system
- Medical calculator
- Patient management software
- Picture archiving and communication system
- Remote patient monitoring
- Surgical segment navigator
- Surgical instrument
- Calipers
- Dermatome (instrument)
- Forceps
- Retractor (medical)
- Scalpel
- Speculum (medical)
- Surgical mask
- Surgical scissors
- Surgical stapler
- Trephine
- 4. Representative Examples of Techniques Related to Medical Devices
- Augmented reality assisted surgery
- Corneal pachymetry
- Coronary catheterization
- Computer-assisted surgery
- Dialysis
- Endoscopy
- Glucose test
- Harding test
- High-intensity focused ultrasound
- Hip replacement
- Image-guided surgery
- Irreversible electroporation
- Laparoscopic surgery
- Magnetic resonance imaging
- Osseointegration
- Politzerization
- Remote surgery
- Robot-assisted surgery
- Medical stitching
- Venipuncture
- 5.1 Medical Device-Related Terminology - Part 1
- Adverse event
- Assistive technology
- Biocompatibility
- Central sterile services department
- Companion diagnostic
- Gossypiboma
- Implant failure
- Medical equipment management
- Medical–industrial complex
- Medical test
- MELISA
- Operating theater
- Retained surgical instruments
- Sharps waste
- Single-use medical device reprocessing
- Staphylococcus epidermidis
