Lecture

Biosensor Monitoring & MRI Imaging

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Description

This lecture covers prenatal biosensor monitoring for healthcare and sports analytics, including wearable biosensors and laboratory findings for COVID-19 detection. It also discusses the challenges of diagnosing preterm birth, the development of a Smart Pad for biomarker identification, and the potential of vaginal discharge testing. Additionally, the lecture explores Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and functional MRI (fMRI) technology, their applications in medical imaging, and the market landscape of MRI scanners, including key players, costs, and future perspectives.

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Official source

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