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Biomedical Innovation: Patient Specific 3D Blood Flow Model

For a professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, spending time crunching numbers is leading to technologies that could save lives.

Thomas Hughes is developing three dimensional models of blood flow of individual patients.Thomas Hughes is developing three dimensional models of blood flow of individual patients.

Dr. Thomas Hughesand his colleagues have pioneered patient-specific 3-D models of blood flow through the heart and blood vessels that could help guide best practices for cardiologists.

Rather than relying on earlier computer models — where simple two-dimensional geometry shared little resemblance to actual anatomy — medical doctors can now use the work of Hughes to better understand how various medical interventions in the heart and vessels affect blood flow. As a result, crucial information can be provided about the safety and effectiveness of commonly used devices like stents, angioplasties and bypass grafts.

Biomedical Engineers make Blood vessels in Lab using Skin cells

If you are on dialysis like approximately 400,000 other Americans, then your life could change for the better in the next couple of years thanks to some new biomedical engineering.

The technology, announced this week at an American Heart Association conference on emerging technology, enables engineers to grow sheets of human cells in a laboratory, and then synthesize them into tubes, mimicking human blood vessels. Alternatively, the human cells, which come from skin cells, can be made into threads and then woven into the form of blood vessels.

BIORESORBABLE STENTS USED IN APOLLO HOSPITALS IN CHENNAI

The logo of the Apollo Hospitals
Image via WikipediThe next generation in devices that relieve blood vessel blocks will dissolve within a couple of years.

The Apollo Hospitals, one of the six centres in India to be part of a global trial on using drug-eluting bio-resorbable stents, are the first in Chennai to use the product.

The device works like a regular stent by restoring blood flow to a clogged vessel. It also contains a drug that is slowly released to help the healing process.

But what stands out is the fact that the stent dissolves harmlessly inside the blood vessel and restores flexibility of the affected vessel.

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EEG BIOFEEDBACK & STRESS MANAGEMENT

DEVICE FOR SCREENING THE SMALL MOLECULES

IV TUBING ORGANIZER

APPLICATION & EVALUATION OF FPAA

DATA MINING TECHNIQUES FOR BLOOD CELL RECOGNITION

BIOMEDICAL INNOVATION-BLOOD VESSELS GROWN FOR LAB ENGINEERED TISSUE

Researchers from Rice University and Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) have broken one of the major roadblocks on the path to growing transplantable tissue in the lab: They’ve found a way to grow the blood vessels and capillaries needed to keep tissues alive.

The new research is available online and due to appear in the January issue of the journal Acta Biomaterialia (“Covalently immobilized platelet-derived growth factor-BB promotes angiogenesis in biomimetic poly(ethylene glycol) hydrogels “). “The inability to grow blood-vessel networks — or vasculature — in lab-grown tissues is the leading problem in regenerative medicine today,” said lead co-author Jennifer West, department chair and the Isabel C. Cameron Professor of Bioengineering at Rice. “If you don’t have blood supply, you cannot make a tissue structure that is thicker than a couple hundred microns.”

Proceedings of the 4th Young Biomedical Engineers and Researchers Conference – YBERC 2010

THE VARIOUS TOPICS OF THE CONFERENCE ARE AS FOLLOWS WHOSE ABSTRACT CAN BE FOUND OUT IN THE DOWNLOAD FILE AT THE LAST

  • EYE TRACKING USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS FOR HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION
  • WAVE PROPAGATION IN CARDIOVASCULAR MODEL OF HUMAN ARM
  • EXTERNAL FORCES IN CASE OF HUMAN DOWNFALL
  • KERATINOCYTES ON HYDROGEL SUPPORT – THE EXAMPLE OF TISSUE ENGINEERING IN MEDICAL USE
  • SKIN WOUND HEALING: FROM BIOMECHANICAL, HISTOLOGICAL, AND SPECTROFLUORIMETRIC EVALUA-
    TION TO LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAPY IN A RAT MODEL
  • ATROPA BELLADONNA L. WATER EXTRACT:
    MODULATOR OF EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX FORMATION IN VITRO AND IN VIVO