Article

newatlas.com on 2018-08-28 23:01

Self-powered sensor could monitor joint-surgery patients

When someone is recovering from joint surgery, it's important for doctors to monitor factors such as their range of motion. A new self-powered sensor ...

Canada’s University of Waterloo

Related news

MIT’s AI-powered device lets doctors monitor coronavirus patients remotely thenextweb.com
Corona , Framingham , Emerald
New joint replacement procedure sends patients home after surgery wsfa.com
Alabama , Montgomery
RFID sensor is powered by dirty diapers The Verge
Lumi , Americas
Joint replacement surgery increasing paysonroundup.com
Watampone , Payson
E‘We love Rolle Surgery’ patients stride out to raise cash for a heart monitor for the practice exmouthjournal.co.uk
Exmouth , Exeter
MIT's ingestible sensor can monitor vital signs wired.co.uk
Implanted sensor monitors heart failure patients Philly.com
MAGH Adds Robotic Joint Surgery mdcoastdispatch.com
United States , Maku
Arthritic orangutan undergoes joint surgery Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney
Is joint replacement surgery necessary?dailyherald.com
Warrenville , Ferry Road , United States
Basic training for joint surgery thedalleschronicle.com
Illinois , Wamic
Options for joint replacement patients mpacorn.com
Camarillo , Pleasant Valley Hospital , Simi Valley , Earth , Dole
IThe world's tiniest temperature sensor is powered by radio waves innovations-report.com
Fully
Undersea sensor is powered by sound waves from the surface newatlas.com
A Solar-Powered Soil Sensor for Serious Gardeners Wired.com
Brazil , China , India , Italy , Australia
Tough, cheap sensor uses satellite signals to monitor water levels newatlas.com
Lower Rhine , Germany
Genetically engineered bacteria lets ingestible sensor monitor gut health newatlas.com
New biking sensor to monitor pollution for cyclists in Cambridge cambridgeindependent.co.uk
Cambridge
Smart sensor uses color to monitor deformation and temperature newatlas.com
Switzerland
IBM Research develops fingerprint sensor to monitor disease progression TechCrunch