Lecture

Piezoelectric Sensors in Medical Instrumentation

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Description

This lecture covers the applications of piezoelectric sensors in medical instrumentation, including implant loosening detection, actimetry for activity monitoring, and measuring heart and respiratory rates. It also discusses power spectral density analysis and piezoelectric response for cutaneous pressure.

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Cardiology: Cardiovascular disease

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