Artificial Tactile Sensing in Biomedical Engineering
Comprehensive information on artificial tactile sensing design for minimally invasive. surgery (MIS).
This innovative guide focuses on the artificial sense of touch and. its application in medicine and surgery. It explains the five natural. senses in...
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Comprehensive information on artificial tactile sensing design for minimally invasive. surgery (MIS).
This innovative guide focuses on the artificial sense of touch and. its application in medicine and surgery. It explains the five natural. senses in human beings and then explores the variety of tactile. sensors and their potential for medicine.
surgery (MIS) This innovative guide focuses on the artificial sense of touch and
its application in medicine and surgery. It explains the five natural
senses in human beings and then explores the variety of tactile sensors and their potential for medicine.
Ch 1. Sense of Sight
Ch 2. Sense of Hearing
Ch 3. Sense of Smell
Ch 4. Sense of Taste
Ch 5.Sense of Touch
Part 2. Tactile Sensing and Tactile Sensor
Ch 6. Tactile Sensing
Ch 7. Tactile Sensors
7-1. Capacitive Sensors
7-2. Piezoelectric Sensors
7-3. Inductive Sensors
7-4. Optical Sensors
7-5. Other Pressure Sensors
Part 3. Tactile Sensing and Medicine
Ch 8. Applications of Tactile Sensing
Ch 9. Tactile Sensing, Diagnosis and Surgery
9-1. Open Surgery
9-2. Mimimally Invasive Surgery (MIS)
9-3. Biological Tissues
9-4. Basic Components of Tactile Sensing System for MIS
9-5. Remote Palpation and endoscopic Surgery
9-6. Tactile Image Information
9-7. Breast Cancer
9-8. Robotics for Surgery
9-9. Teleoperation
9-10. Haptics-based Surgical Simulation
- Autoren: Siamak Najarian , Javad Dargahi , Ali A. Mehrizi
- 2009, 336 Seiten, Maße: 15,5 x 23,1 cm, Gebunden, Englisch
- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Professional
- ISBN-10: 0071601511
- ISBN-13: 9780071601511
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