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With contributions from leading international researchers, this second edition of Electrical Impedance Tomography: Methods, History and Applications has been fully updated throughout and contains new developments in the field, including sections on image interpretation and image reconstruction. Providing a thorough review of the progress of EIT, the present state of knowledge, and a look at future advances and applications, this accessible reference will be invaluable for mathematicians, physicists dealing with bioimpedance, electronic engineers involved in developing and extending its applications, and clinicians wishing to take advantage of this powerful imaging method.Key Features:Fully updated throughout, with new sections on image interpretation and image reconstructionOverview of the current state of experimental and clinical use of EIT as well as active research developmentsOverview of related research in geophysics, industrial process tomography, magnetic-resonance and magnetic-induction impedance imaging

With contributions from leading international researchers, this second edition of Electrical Impedance Tomography: Methods, History and Applications has been fully updated throughout and contains new developments in the field, including sections on image interpretation and image reconstruction. Providing a thorough review of the progress of EIT, the present state of knowledge, and a look at future advances and applications, this accessible reference will be invaluable for mathematicians, physicists dealing with bioimpedance, electronic engineers involved in developing and extending its applications, and clinicians wishing to take advantage of this powerful imaging method.

Key Features:

Fully updated throughout, with new sections on image interpretation and image reconstruction Overview of the current state of experimental and clinical use of EIT as well as active research developments Overview of related research in geophysics, industrial process tomography, magnetic-resonance and magnetic-induction impedance imaging

With contributions from leading international researchers, this second edition of Electrical Impedance Tomography: Methods, History and Applications has been fully updated throughout and contains new developments in the field, including sections on image interpretation and image reconstruction. Providing a thorough review of the progress of EIT, the present state of knowledge, and a look at future advances and applications, this accessible reference will be invaluable for mathematicians, physicists dealing with bioimpedance, electronic engineers involved in developing and extending its applications, and clinicians wishing to take advantage of this powerful imaging method.

Key Features:

Fully updated throughout, with new sections on image interpretation and image reconstruction Overview of the current state of experimental and clinical use of EIT as well as active research developments Overview of related research in geophysics, industrial process tomography, magnetic-resonance and magnetic-induction impedance imaging

With contributions from leading international researchers, this second edition of Electrical Impedance Tomography: Methods, History and Applications has been fully updated throughout and contains new developments in the field, including sections on image interpretation and image reconstruction. Providing a thorough review of the progress of EIT, the present state of knowledge, and a look at future advances and applications, this accessible reference will be invaluable for mathematicians, physicists dealing with bioimpedance, electronic engineers involved in developing and extending its applications, and clinicians wishing to take advantage of this powerful imaging method.Key Features:Fully updated throughout, with new sections on image interpretation and image reconstructionOverview of the current state of experimental and clinical use of EIT as well as active research developmentsOverview of related research in geophysics, industrial process tomography, magnetic-resonance and magnetic-induction impedance imaging

The miniaturization of electronics has driven a huge innovation in medical instruments. Medical-grade systems are now able to be sent home with patients, alongside small, portable devices for monitoring sports performance, stress, and lifestyle.The core ideas behind these devices originated about 130 years ago, but they are now made cheaply and are readily available in consumer devices like smart watches, as well as in new diagnostic instruments.Medical Devices and Data: Technology to Instrument the Body and Its Interpretation focuses on three key questions: How do these new instruments work? How do they interpret their data? And when do they err? It also identifies the key factors that are driving this innovation further.This text is written for those who would like to understand non-invasive medical instruments in more detail. It is written in an accessible manner, and no formal background in science, engineering, or medicine is required. Some equations are used where necessary, but calculus is avoided. This book explains the key ideas behind the advanced techniques used.All data, software, and figures used in this book are made available online at the following link: https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/N28qCwpEkBHAJkEoyFQF8HJhX1S?domain=bitbucket.orgKey features:Explores the design and use of medical instrumentation, seeking to explain the data measured and how it relates to body processesDiscusses what these devices mean: modern instruments give a whole range of indications: from basic (heart rate) to much more complicated (sleep quality score). For users of these devices, this book hope to shed some light on the information availableDetails when results can be trusted and how to cast a critical eye over the accuracy and interpretation of these instruments

The miniaturization of electronics has driven a huge innovation in medical instruments. Medical-grade systems are now able to be sent home with patients, alongside small, portable devices for monitoring sports performance, stress, and lifestyle.The core ideas behind these devices originated about 130 years ago, but they are now made cheaply and are readily available in consumer devices like smart watches, as well as in new diagnostic instruments.Medical Devices and Data: Technology to Instrument the Body and Its Interpretation focuses on three key questions: How do these new instruments work? How do they interpret their data? And when do they err? It also identifies the key factors that are driving this innovation further.This text is written for those who would like to understand non-invasive medical instruments in more detail. It is written in an accessible manner, and no formal background in science, engineering, or medicine is required. Some equations are used where necessary, but calculus is avoided. This book explains the key ideas behind the advanced techniques used.All data, software, and figures used in this book are made available online at the following link: https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/N28qCwpEkBHAJkEoyFQF8HJhX1S?domain=bitbucket.orgKey features:Explores the design and use of medical instrumentation, seeking to explain the data measured and how it relates to body processesDiscusses what these devices mean: modern instruments give a whole range of indications: from basic (heart rate) to much more complicated (sleep quality score). For users of these devices, this book hope to shed some light on the information availableDetails when results can be trusted and how to cast a critical eye over the accuracy and interpretation of these instruments

The miniaturization of electronics has driven a huge innovation in medical instruments. Medical-grade systems are now able to be sent home with patients, alongside small, portable devices for monitoring sports performance, stress, and lifestyle.The core ideas behind these devices originated about 130 years ago, but they are now made cheaply and are readily available in consumer devices like smart watches, as well as in new diagnostic instruments.Medical Devices and Data: Technology to Instrument the Body and Its Interpretation focuses on three key questions: How do these new instruments work? How do they interpret their data? And when do they err? It also identifies the key factors that are driving this innovation further.This text is written for those who would like to understand non-invasive medical instruments in more detail. It is written in an accessible manner, and no formal background in science, engineering, or medicine is required. Some equations are used where necessary, but calculus is avoided. This book explains the key ideas behind the advanced techniques used.All data, software, and figures used in this book are made available online at the following link: https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/N28qCwpEkBHAJkEoyFQF8HJhX1S?domain=bitbucket.orgKey features: Explores the design and use of medical instrumentation, seeking to explain the data measured and how it relates to body processes Discusses what these devices mean: modern instruments give a whole range of indications: from basic (heart rate) to much more complicated (sleep quality score). For users of these devices, this book hope to shed some light on the information available Details when results can be trusted and how to cast a critical eye over the accuracy and interpretation of these instruments