Ventilator, a Machine to decrease respiratory problems Nowadays, due to the industrialization of societies, the percentage of respiratory problems has increased. The lung is the internal organ most vulnerable to infection and injury from the external environment because of its constant exposure to particles, chemicals

Green Technology : Elevator Drives First application of electric engine for elevators applied by German inventor Werner von Siemens, In 1880. Many advances have been done since then. Increasing motor and drive performance and reducing power consumption and size has brought to elevator industry by

Surgery, Anesthesia, Safety : Importance of Anesthesia Machine in Medicine WTG Morton first public demonstration ether as an anesthetic agent was in 1846, for many years anesthesiologists there was no need for a machine to deliver anesthesia to the patients. After the introduction of oxygen

    Knowledge, Demand, Solution: Hemodialysis Machine Hemodialysis machines filter wastes and water from blood, as healthy kidneys clean blood and remove extra fluid in the form of urine. Dialysis replaces some of these functions when your kidneys no longer work. There are two different

Importance of Using Electrosurgical Units (ESU) in Surgical Operation Electrosurgery generator units (ESU) The concept of using heat as a form of therapy and treatment to stop bleeding has been used for centuries. This was initially known as thermal cautery where tissues were burnt by

    Pentavalent Vaccine and its Effect on Healthcare The World Health Organization (WHO) considers infant vaccination the most influential health intervention for promoting a healthy society. Infant vaccination programs have been merged into public health service networks from their starting point in Iran. With

    EEG and EMG : Non-Invasive Tools for Diagnosis and Treatment Biomedical signals are electrical signals acquired from any organ during its physical or mental activities. This signals are normally function of time and are describable in terms of their amplitudes, frequencies and phases.

    Transmission Electron Microscope : Borders of Microscopy Transmission electron microscopes (TEM) use a particle beam of electrons to visualize small size objects and generate a highly-magnified image. TEMs can magnify up to 2 million times. In order to get a better idea of