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Book Review: John G. Webster (Ed.): Minimally Invasive Medical Technology, IOP Publishing Ltd, Bristol and Philadelphia, 2001

Minimaly Invasive Medical Technology is one of the books in Series in Medical Physics, the official book series of the IFMBE and the IOMP. As such, it fits perfectly into the inter- and multi-disciplinary field where physics and engineering overlap clinical medicine. The book, edited by a world-renowned pre-eminent expert and scholar in the field of biomedical engineering, certainly deserves attention and produces high expectations in a reader. The book contains 18 chapters with following subjects: Chemicals sensors, Neuro-electric signal recordin, Pressure sensors, X-Ray-based imaging, Nuclear medicine, MRI, Biomagnetic and bioelectric imaging, Utrasound, Multimodal imaging, General techniques and applications, Endoscopic surgery, Image-guided surgery, Virtual and augmented reality in medicine, Minimally invasive surgical robotics, Ablation, Neuromuscular stimulation, Helical tomotherapy, and Drug delivery.

medical technology; medical physics; engineering

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