Heart Rhythm Can Be Controlled by Light
In a first, a team of researchers have used light to precisely control electrical waves that regulate the rhythm of […]
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Bioness Launches Implantable Neuromodulation Device
Bioness, Inc., a leading provider of innovative technologies helping people regain mobility and independence, has announced the commercial availability of […]
Medtronic gets CE Mark for its Smallest Pacemaker
Medtronic plc has announced that it has received CE Mark of the Micra Transcatheter Pacing System (TPS), one of the […]
Bandwidth of Scanning
Kaustav Banerjee, Country Manager, St. Jude Medical Advanced technology based scanning is fast becoming a preferred diagnostic tool in the medical community. […]
Aim for Excellence
Dr Anil Mishra, Medical Director & Interventional Cardiologist, BM Birla Heart Research Centre Recently, Quadripolar technology was launched in India, and […]
Innovation Central in Heart Care
Research, innovations and continually developing healthcare infrastructure in India is key Dr Suhas Prahlad Hardas, Consultant & Interventional Cardiologist, Ruby […]
Artemis Health Institute uses pacemaker to treat Epilepsy
Artemis Health Institute (AHI), a multi-specialty hospital in Gurgaon, achieved a new milestone with a breakthrough treatment of an epileptic […]
Engineering Bio-Medical Marvels : Dr. Rajat Aggarwal, Implants, University of Southern California
In addition to the routine clinical work, Dr. Agarwal is involved in the Artificial Retinal Implant project, being carried out in collaboration with Texas Instruments, which aims at developing a complex artificial epiretinal device in patients with advanced retinitis pigmentosa and age-related macular degeneration, which will help these patients see again.
Texas Instruments Developer Conference
[This article was published in the December 2008 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org)]
The Silicon Valley of India hosted in early November an august gathering of researchers and developers of cutting edge technology at the 11th edition of Texas Instruments Developer Conference (TIDC).
