The training of professionals in Biomedical Engineering with practical skills and not only theoretical knowledge is a challenge that has always existed in education. Practice allows the engineer and technician to be able to make decisions, design, build, etc.
This is why our modules have interconnected theory and practices that allow students to gradually learn and provide teachers with tools…
Basically, these modules convert a biological signal of interest (blood pressure, action potentials, glucose concentration, temperature, etc.) into an electrical signal that can be processed and administered either analogically or digitally.
With these teaching modules students will develop practices in the use of resistive, optical and/or photoelectric sensors and transducers, used in tempera…
Bioelectrical potentials are ionic voltages produced as a result of the electrochemical activity of certain types of cells called excitable cells, which can be nervous, muscular and glandular.
Their registration requires sensors, capable of converting ion flows into electrical currents that provide complementary information for medical diagnosis and treatment.
The educational goal of each o…
Therapies are fundamentally complementary methods of rehabilitation in disabling processes, such as certain acute and chronic rheumatological or neurological diseases. Another fundamental use is the relief of painful processes, mainly trauma, but also as a means of relieving muscle spasms.
There is a wide range of equipment on the market, that is why Biomedical doctors must be trained in the k…
