- •VOLUME 1
- •CONTRIBUTOR LIST
- •PREFACE
- •LIST OF ARTICLES
- •ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS
- •CONVERSION FACTORS AND UNIT SYMBOLS
- •ABLATION.
- •ABSORBABLE BIOMATERIALS.
- •ACRYLIC BONE CEMENT.
- •ACTINOTHERAPY.
- •ADOPTIVE IMMUNOTHERAPY.
- •AFFINITY CHROMATOGRAPHY.
- •ALLOYS, SHAPE MEMORY
- •AMBULATORY MONITORING
- •ANALYTICAL METHODS, AUTOMATED
- •ANALYZER, OXYGEN.
- •ANESTHESIA MACHINES
- •ANESTHESIA MONITORING.
- •ANESTHESIA, COMPUTERS IN
- •ANGER CAMERA
- •ANGIOPLASTY.
- •ANORECTAL MANOMETRY
- •ANTIBODIES, MONOCLONAL.
- •APNEA DETECTION.
- •ARRHYTHMIA, TREATMENT.
- •ARRHYTHMIA ANALYSIS, AUTOMATED
- •ARTERIAL TONOMETRY.
- •ARTIFICIAL BLOOD.
- •ARTIFICIAL HEART.
- •ARTIFICIAL HEART VALVE.
- •ARTIFICIAL HIP JOINTS.
- •ARTIFICIAL LARYNX.
- •ARTIFICIAL PANCREAS.
- •ARTERIES, ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF
- •ASSISTIVE DEVICES FOR THE DISABLED.
- •ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY.
- •AUDIOMETRY
- •BACTERIAL DETECTION SYSTEMS.
- •BALLOON PUMP.
- •BANKED BLOOD.
- •BAROTRAUMA.
- •BARRIER CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES.
- •BIOCERAMICS.
- •BIOCOMPATIBILITY OF MATERIALS
- •BIOELECTRODES
- •BIOFEEDBACK
- •BIOHEAT TRANSFER
- •BIOIMPEDANCE IN CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE
- •BIOINFORMATICS
- •BIOLOGIC THERAPY.
- •BIOMAGNETISM
- •BIOMATERIALS, ABSORBABLE
- •BIOMATERIALS: AN OVERVIEW
- •BIOMATERIALS: BIOCERAMICS
- •BIOMATERIALS: CARBON
- •BIOMATERIALS CORROSION AND WEAR OF
- •BIOMATERIALS FOR DENTISTRY
- •BIOMATERIALS, POLYMERS
- •BIOMATERIALS, SURFACE PROPERTIES OF
- •BIOMATERIALS, TESTING AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF
- •BIOMATERIALS: TISSUE-ENGINEERING AND SCAFFOLDS
- •BIOMECHANICS OF EXERCISE FITNESS
- •BIOMECHANICS OF JOINTS.
- •BIOMECHANICS OF SCOLIOSIS.
- •BIOMECHANICS OF SKIN.
- •BIOMECHANICS OF THE HUMAN SPINE.
- •BIOMECHANICS OF TOOTH AND JAW.
- •BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION
- •BIOSURFACE ENGINEERING
- •BIOSENSORS.
- •BIOTELEMETRY
- •BIRTH CONTROL.
- •BLEEDING, GASTROINTESTINAL.
- •BLADDER DYSFUNCTION, NEUROSTIMULATION OF
- •BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR
- •BLOOD BANKING.
- •BLOOD CELL COUNTERS.
- •BLOOD COLLECTION AND PROCESSING
- •BLOOD FLOW.
- •BLOOD GAS MEASUREMENTS
- •BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT
- •BLOOD PRESSURE, AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF
- •BLOOD RHEOLOGY
- •BLOOD, ARTIFICIAL
- •BONDING, ENAMEL.
- •BONE AND TEETH, PROPERTIES OF
- •BONE CEMENT, ACRYLIC
- •BONE DENSITY MEASUREMENT
- •BORON NEUTRON CAPTURE THERAPY
- •BRACHYTHERAPY, HIGH DOSAGE RATE
- •BRACHYTHERAPY, INTRAVASCULAR
- •BRAIN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY.
- •BURN WOUND COVERINGS.
- •BYPASS, CORONARY.
- •BYPASS, CARDIOPULMONARY.
618BYPASS, CARDIOPULMONARY.
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Reading List
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Waksman R. Vascular Brachytherapy. 2nd ed. Armonk (NY): Futura Publishing Company; 1999.
Hall EJ. Radiobiology for the Radiologist. 5th ed. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott; 2000.
Kutryk MJ, Serruys PW. Coronary Stenting Current Perspective. London: Martin Dunitz Ltd; 1999.
Balter S, Chan RC, Shope TB. Intravascular Brachytherapy, Fluoroscopically Guided Interventions. Madison: Medical Physics Publishing; 2002.
Leon MB, Mintz GS. Interventional Vascular Product Guide. London: Martin Dunitz Ltd; 1999.
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See also BRACHYTHERAPY, HIGH DOSAGE RATE; CORONARY ANGIOPLASTY AND GUIDEWIRE DIAGNOSTICS.
BRAIN ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY. See
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY.
BURN WOUND COVERINGS. See SKIN SUBSTITUTE
FOR BURNS, BIOACTIVE.
BYPASS, CORONARY. See VASCULAR GRAFT
PROSTHESIS.
BYPASS, CARDIOPULMONARY. See HEART-LUNG
MACHINES.