Minimally Invasive Therapy and Allied Technologies

Sensors in minimally invasive therapy - a technology coming of age
pp. 67-67(1)
Author: M. O. Schurr

Innovation requirements for telemetric sensor systems in medicine: results of a survey in Germany
pp. 68-77(10)
Authors: D. Kalanovic; M. O. Schurr

Implantable glucose sensors for diabetes monitoring
pp. 78-86(9)
Author: E. Renard

Implantable sensor for blood flow monitoring after transplant surgery
pp. 87-94(8)
Authors: M.N. Ericson; M.A. Wilson; G.L. Coté; J.S. Baba; W. Xu; M. Bobrek; C.L. Britton; M.S. Hileman; M.R. Moore; M.S. Emery; R. Lenarduzzi

Optical methods and sensors for in situ histology in surgery and endoscopy
pp. 95-104(10)
Author: M. George

Pressure sensors for the monitoring of diseases in surgical care
pp. 105-109(5)
Authors: B. Clasbrummel; G. Muhr; G. Möllenhoff

Technical standards for micro sensors in surgery and minimally invasive therapy
pp. 110-113(4)
Authors: K. Neuder; J. Dehm

Development of a scheme which visualizes the human-product interaction in minimally invasive surgery
pp. 114-123(10)
Authors: M.A. van Veelen; R.H.M. Goossens; D.W. Meijer

Epidural spinal cord stimulation in chronic non-reconstructible limb ischemia
pp. 124-128(5)
Authors: B. Neuhauser; A. Greiner; A. Kofler; R. Perkmann