John G. Webster, PhD., Professor of Biomedical Engineering, University of Wisconsin, Madison, is the Editor of the Encyclopedia. He is a Fellow of the IEEE, the Editor of the 24-volume Encyclopedia of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and has developed 20 other books.

"…this set would provide scientific researchers with a useful initial understanding of technologies…" (American Reference Books Annual, March 2007) "...highly desirable for biomedical engineering programs and health-care providers in need of an in-depth discussion of the design and function of medical devices...highly recommended." (CHOICE, September 2006)"This is a monumental work...all who have been involved are to be credited for a significant and worthy contribution to our accessible body of knowledge!" (IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, July/August 2006)

• Volume 1. Alloys, shape memory - Brachytherapy, intravascular: [A-B]Volume 2. Capacitive microsensors for biomedical applications Drug Infusion Systems: [C-D]Volume 3. Echocardiography and Doppler echocardiography, Human spine, biomechanics of: [E-Hu]Volume 4. Hydrocephalus, tools for diagnosis and treatment of Monoclonal antibodies: [Hy-M]Volume 5. Nanoparticles - Radiotherapy accessories: [N-Ra]Volume 6. Radiotherapy, heavy ion X-rays, production of: [Ra-Z]

John G. Webster, PhD., Professor of Biomedical Engineering, University of Wisconsin, Madison, is the Editor of the Encyclopedia. He is a Fellow of the IEEE, the Editor of the 24-volume Encyclopedia of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and has developed 20 other books.

"…this set would provide scientific researchers with a useful initial understanding of technologies…" (American Reference Books Annual, March 2007) "...highly desirable for biomedical engineering programs and health-care providers in need of an in-depth discussion of the design and function of medical devices...highly recommended." (CHOICE, September 2006)"This is a monumental work...all who have been involved are to be credited for a significant and worthy contribution to our accessible body of knowledge!" (IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, July/August 2006)

• Volume 1. Alloys, shape memory - Brachytherapy, intravascular: [A-B]Volume 2. Capacitive microsensors for biomedical applications Drug Infusion Systems: [C-D]Volume 3. Echocardiography and Doppler echocardiography, Human spine, biomechanics of: [E-Hu]Volume 4. Hydrocephalus, tools for diagnosis and treatment of Monoclonal antibodies: [Hy-M]Volume 5. Nanoparticles - Radiotherapy accessories: [N-Ra]Volume 6. Radiotherapy, heavy ion X-rays, production of: [Ra-Z]