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Journal of Bioengineering & Biomedical Science

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Biomedical Instrumentation

Biomedical instrumentation involves devices designed and connected together in scientifically appropriate manner to sense signals and process them for human display and further processing for control, therapy and other purposes. Some instruments are digital thermometer, electro-cardiograph and so on.

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Journal of biomedical instrumentation and applications.

Journal of Biomedical Instrumentation and Applications is an international, peer reviewed, open access, scientific and scholarly journal that publishes manuscripts like research, review, mini reviews, case studies, short communications, letter to editors, editorials, perspectives, commentaries, etc., from all the aspects of Biomedical Science, Biomedical Engineering and Technology. We promise researchers, academicians, healthcare professionals and engineers to provide a forum to publish their latest research results, case studies and innovations online.

Journal of Biomedical Instrumentation and Applications is an online platform for all the researchers, clinicians, academicians, engineers, biomedical professionals, etc., providing double peer reviewed information, research work, case studies, etc. from various fields of biomedical sciences and technology. Manuscripts received under goes attentive peer review process before publication. Our journal strongly supports the developments in the scientific community, and enhances access to high quality research work available online in our journal home page.

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Research on Biomedical Engineering is dedicated to publishing research in all fields of Biomedical Engineering. This multidisciplinary journal is aimed at readers and authors with an interest in using or developing tools based on the engineering and physical sciences to understand and solve problems in the biological and medical sciences.

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Clinical engineering, Test and certification of electromedical equipment, Metrology and biomedical engineering, Health technology, Health informatics and telemedicine, Biotechnology, Artificial organs, implants and biomaterials, Proteomics, genomics and bioinformatics, Biomedical instrumentation, Biomechanics, Rehabilitation engineering and assistive technologies, Applied engineering in neurology and neuroscience, Biomedical signal processing, Modelling of physiological systems, Cardiovascular and respiratory systems, Muscular and nervous systems, Use of laser in health, Use of ultrasound in health, Use of radiation in health, Medical imaging, Education and biomedical engineering, and Interdisciplinary (forensic, smart drugs etc.).

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Instrumentation : Areas : Research - Biomedical Engineering - Purdue University

Instrumentation

Instrumentation is pervasive in biomedical applications. Sensors are used to understand physiological functions in healthy and diseased states, develop novel diagnostics, detect pathogens, monitor patient health, and evaluate treatment outcomes. Stimulation is applied to control disease or to restore function. World-class research in the Purdue Instrumentation group within the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering is addressing all aspects of instrumentation design and application, from the engineering underlying device development and optimization, to the basic science required to develop novel experimental approaches for testing instrumentation and evaluating (patho)physiology, to the signal processing and biostatistics required to analyze data efficiently for clinical application.

Technology for measurement and stimulation of many varied biological systems is being developed, tested, and applied at Purdue in a wide range of biomedical applications. Cutting-edge technology development is ongoing in the design and fabrication of implantable analog integrated circuits, wireless data and power coupling, digital signal processing for online and offline data analysis, rapid prototyping of microfluidic biosensors, chromatographic purification techniques, wearable health technology, flexible/stretchable electronics, minimally invasive neuro-stimulation devices, rapid prototyping of low-cost health technologies, pathogen detection and evaluation of therapeutic efficacy, and acoustic biosensors. Specific applications being pursued within the group include epilepsy, glaucoma, cardiology, point of care diagnostics, neural interfaces, cellular analysis, mass spectrometry, assistive and rehabilitative medicine, auditory neuroscience, and device/tissue interactions. The multidisciplinary research team at the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering is not only developing and applying the next generation of instrumentation technology for improved global health, but is just as importantly training the next generation of biomedical engineers in this exciting area of translational research.

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Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation

Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation publishes peer-reviewed scientific articles for the advancement of biomedical engineering in relationship to patient safety, patient care, automated instrumentation for clinical decision making, and rehabilitation. It is the oldest engineering journal that encompasses the individual and collaborative efforts of scientists in clinical medicine, dentistry, basic and applied sciences, engineering, and bioethics. The journal is dedicated to the publication of outstanding articles of interest in the biomedical engineering research community.

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Beginning in 1963, the Rocky Mountain Bioengineering Symposium is the oldest, continuously held biomedical engineering symposium in the United States. It was founded by a group of the most visionary and historical individuals at the US Air Force Academy in the engineering field to promote dialog and the exchange of ideas and experiences between attendees, including between professionals and students.

From its beginning as a regional meeting it has grown to a global event regularly attracting attendees from across the world. Since 1970, it has merged with the International Society of Automation Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation Symposium. Submitted papers are peer-reviewed, and those accepted for presentation and publication appear in the yearly issue of Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation journal, an internationally distributed publication by International Academic Express Company Ltd (iaexpress.ca).

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Michelle A. Tucci, PhD, FAIMBE, University of Mississippi Medical Center

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Hamed Benghuzzi, PhD, FAIMBE, FBSE, University of Mississippi Medical Center

Lynne Jones, PhD, FAIMBE, FBSE, Johns Hopkins University

Adel Mohamed , MD, University of Saskatchewan

Elena Oggero , PhD, University of Wyoming

Guido Pagnacco , PhD, University of Wyoming

Julian Thayer , PhD, The Ohio State University

Yoshiharu Yonezawa Hiroshima Institute of Technology

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Jeff Anderson , PhD, University of Wyoming

Steve Barrett , PhD, University of Wyoming

Kenneth Butler , PhD, University of Mississippi Medical Center

Amanda Brooks , PhD, University of North Dakota

Joseph A. Cameron , PhD, Jackson State University

Ibrahim Farah , PhD, Jackson State University

Paul Frenger , MD, A Working Hypothesis, Inc.

Patrick Patterson , PhD, Texas Tech University

David Paulus , PhD, University of Arkansas

Brian Stemper , PhD, University of Wisconsin

John Sollers III , PhD, North Carolina Central University

Gabi Waite , PhD, Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine

Lee Waite, PhD, Engineering Consultant

Jennifer Wagner , PhD, University of Colorado

Cameron Wright , PhD, University of Wyoming

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Manuscripts must be submitted through the journal’s website (iaexpress.ca). The journal mostly consists of novel and innovated full length papers. Brief communications, letters to the editor, clinical outcomes, instrumentation design, bioethics, and new methodologies are also accepted for publication. The journal also publishes review articles that are invited by the either editorial board or the journal editors. Manuscripts that were published elsewhere should not submitted. The editors may consider publishing special issues containing a focused topic.

Manuscripts are to be submitted in grammatically correct English. Paper that do not meet this criteria will be returned by editor without being reviewed.

Title page . This should list the paper title, authors, affiliations for all authors, and email of corresponding author.

Abstract . The abstracts for review should include summary of the paper including Introduction, any new methods or procedures critical to the results of the study, and state the results and conclusions (maximum 400 words).

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Doe J, Smith R, Black, D. Evaluation of Achilles’ tendon following a novel surgical repair method. Biomed. Sci. Instrument. 2004; Vol 45: 1-8.

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Modern Practical Healthcare Issues in Biomedical Instrumentation

Chapter one - introduction to biomedical instrumentation.

Biomedical instrumentation focuses on the development of methods and devices for the treatment of diseases. It is an emerging field of biomedical engineering that bridges the gap between medicine and engineering. Biomedical instrumentation was introduced during the Apollo missions when it became a necessity to measure the vital signs of astronauts. During and after the Apollo mission, biomedical engineers extended the knowledge from the Apollo mission to the research and development of more sophisticated medical equipment that are now used today. Examples include diagnostic equipment (medical imaging devices), durable medical equipment (insulin pumps and kidney machines), therapeutic equipment (infusion pumps, medical lasers, and surgical machines), life support equipment (heart-lung machines, dialysis machine, and incubator), and medical laboratory equipment (chemistry analyzer, blood gas analyzers, electrolyte analyzers, etc.). The application of these devices opens a new phase in the medical industry. Now you can have patients with terminal diseases living longer than usual. This research also extends to the field of artificial organs where vital organs, including the liver, kidneys, and heart, are designed and developed. This present opportunity allows for the effective management of diseases and disorders.

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