medical technology

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Careers in focus

1999
Defines the top twenty-three medical technician careers in terms of the nature of the work, educational or training requirements, ways to get started, advancement possibilities, salary figures, employment outlook, and sources of more information.

The immortalists

Charles Lindbergh, Dr. Alexis Carrel, and their daring quest to live forever
2007
Explores the friendship and unusual scientific collaboration between 1912 Nobel Prize winner Dr. Alexis Carrel and legendary pilot, Charles Lindbergh, both of whom desired to find a scientific path to life without death.

Machines in medicine

2007
Presents a brief introduction to major advances in medicine and medical equipment including retinal implants, robotic prosthetics, and microsurgery.

The illustrated timeline of medicine

2012
This illustrated narrative spans the history of medicine, from the prehistoric trepanning of skulls to modern microsurgery. It includes a comprehensive timeline as well as informative, detail-rich sections on traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine. The future of medicine, medical research, and treatments are engagingly presented.

Little book of big ideas

Medicine
2009
Summarizes briefly the achievements of fifty great medical persons and offers a compact discussion of ten major issues from the world of medicine.

Medical marvels

a chapter book
2004
Presents four true stories about people who have overcome extreme medical problems, including the Mohamed and Ahmed Ibrahim, twins joined at the head who were successfully separated in 2003, and Christopher Reeve, the actor who regained some motor and sensory function five years after an accident left him a quadriplegic.

Medical technology

1998
Identifies specific scientists and their contributions to some of the major advances in technology that have transformed surgery and medicine since the nineteenth century.

Technology and treatments

2013
This book discusses medical technology and improved medical treatments, describing emergency equipment, imaging of internal organs, drugs and nutrients, surgery, replacement parts, transplants, and research.

Medicine and health

1994
Examines some of the ways in which science has transformed the practice of medicine, looking at recent technological advances in areas such as gene therapy, laser surgery, transplants, and fertilization.

Medicine

2006
Examines the latest technology in the world of medicine including artificial hearts, laser surgeries, ultrasound, cochlear implants, and much more.

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