02 Apr 2021

Three dimensional bioprinting is a form of additive manufacturing which uses the cells and some other bio-compatible materials as bioinks or inks to print the living structures layer by layer in order to impersonate the behaviour of the natural living systems. The bioprinted structures like organ on the chip could be used to learn the outer portion functions of the human body in three dimensions. When it comes to the geometry of this 3D bioprinted structure, it is just as that of the naturally happening biological system than the above mentioned study also in 2D (Two Dimensions). At the same time, it can be highly relevant to the different biological aspects.

02 Apr 2021

In the past few years, it is proved that virtual reality (VR) takes the world by storm and has become the latest trend in the different fields. The trend of virtual reality is getting famous with every passing day and operated also in the healthcare field. Even though this virtual reality technology has reformed the gaming industry, it is not restricted to the specific field but there are also several other industries like healthcare are developing newer processes and models to make use of this latest virtual reality technology to enhance their overall processes. In numerous applications, this VR technology has been used in the medical field and they include healthcare devices, robotic surgery, and etc.

28 Mar 2021

At present, both patients and health care providers are facing a lot of challenges. The costs of healthcare are going up and also the number of basic care specialists as well as providers is not developing quickly sufficient to meet the demand. However, these factors can place a strain on the system, which is not at all great for anybody. That is why; the rising adoption of telemedicine technology is so essential today. Of course, it has an authority to protect the patient’s money and time as well as ease the sending of specific services for the providers. With this telemedicine technology, every individual must wins.

25 Mar 2021

The central monitoring system is a brilliant monitoring management system, which links the sequence of patient observers together and then back to the central monitor. It has an ability to link the maximum of sixty six bedside units composed. This means that the staff members can finish a ward check at a glance with thirty two patients in a real time displayed. Also, the medical staff can review up to 240 hours of patient information, ninety six hours of complete disclosure and up to 30,000 patients of historical information. It also has a user friendly window style interface that is supported by the mixed seamless networking system with the wireless or wire LAN networking. It has an available feature of HL7 data transfer to the clinical data system of the hospital.

23 Mar 2021

The central monitoring system is a brilliant monitoring management system, which links the sequence of patient observers together and then back to the central monitor. It has an ability to link the maximum of sixty six bedside units composed. This means that the staff members can finish a ward check at a glance with thirty two patients in a real time displayed. Also, the medical staff can review up to 240 hours of patient information, ninety six hours of complete disclosure and up to 30,000 patients of historical information. It also has a user friendly window style interface that is supported by the mixed seamless networking system with the wireless or wire LAN networking. It has an available feature of HL7 data transfer to the clinical data system of the hospital.