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1 dies that report information on usage of new medical technology.
2 isability in decision-making, and the use of medical technology.
3 he evolving role of financial incentives and medical technology.
4 1 diabetes are a rapidly developing field of medical technology.
5 e of the crucial fields in new generation of medical technology.
6 ny applications ranging from data storage to medical technologies.
7 gnostic technologies differ from therapeutic medical technologies.
8  needs in multiple bioelectronic designs and medical technologies.
9 ares favorably with other currently accepted medical technologies.
10 useful questions about the acceptance of new medical technologies.
11 tions for the clinical translation of future medical technologies.
12 to ensure equitable distribution of COVID-19 medical technologies.
13 es to deploy expensive, infrastructure-heavy medical technologies.
14 lectronic implants that can support emerging medical technologies.
15 ull atropine dose from the Atropen (Meridian Medical Technologies) (0.5 mg) or Mark 1 kits (2 mg), wh
16                      With the advancement of medical technology, a large amount of complex data on ca
17  considering streamlined authorization of CV medical technologies across selected jurisdictions; deve
18 plasm can arise naturally or result from new medical technologies aimed at preventing mitochondrial g
19                        The use and misuse of medical technology also pose risks, such as drug-resista
20 urth, fee-for-service driven use of advanced medical technologies and procedures that beget ICU expan
21 aterials, to form integrated soft robots for medical technology and beyond.
22 strating its broad potential applications in medical technology and consumer care applications.
23                          Despite advances in medical technology and obstetric care, maternal mortalit
24  prostate cancer is attributed to changes in medical technology and screening practices.
25 e medical progress involves the evolution of medical technology and the ongoing development of artifi
26  effectiveness, best practices, diffusion of medical technologies, and quality of care.
27 childhood conditions, advances in home-based medical technology, and changes in attitudes about pedia
28  technology, semiconductor-based technology, medical technology, anticorrosion and lubricant technolo
29                                 Teleoperated medical technologies are a fundamental part of the healt
30  risks typically associated with translating medical technologies as they move toward prototypes, pre
31 , we could become global leaders not only in medical technology, as we currently are, but also in hea
32 calculated by using Trimbos and Institute of Medical Technology Assessment Cost Questionnaire for Psy
33 ssessed using the standardized Institute for Medical Technology Assessment Productivity Cost Question
34 nclude with a consideration of the limits of medical technology assessment.
35 Questionnaire) designed by the Institute for Medical Technology Assessment.
36 d ratio [AHR], 1.70 [95% CI, 1.43-2.02]) and medical technology assistance (AHR, 2.32 [95% CI, 1.92-2
37 the Proming EDOF Multifocal AM2UX [Eyebright Medical Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., China] and the A
38 als and, thus, have the potential to advance medical technology by improving the anchoring performanc
39 (ESLD) is unique in that no widely available medical technology can re-create the life-sustaining fun
40 e use of a Nomag IC 1.5 incubator by Lammers Medical Technology Co., equipped with three coils: an ei
41  data, the Mark 1 autoinjector kit (Meridian Medical Technologies, Columbia, Maryland, USA) appears t
42             Eighty percent were developed by medical technology companies compared to 18% by medical
43 ges in treatment algorithms, and advances in medical technology could each influence the applicabilit
44               Due to advances in imaging and medical technology, CT-guided core needle biopsy has lar
45  images were uploaded to the Intelligence in Medical Technologies database directly from the carotid
46                                Physics-based medical technology developed rapidly during the 19th cen
47 a need to foster an environment conducive to medical technology development and validation so that Eu
48                                     Emerging medical technologies for effective and lasting repair of
49 (FDG) is a relatively recent addition to the medical technology for imaging of cancer, and FDG PET co
50                                  Advances in medical technology have allowed for customized prognosis
51                  These and other advances in medical technology have changed the standard of care for
52 f in recent years due in part to advances in medical technology, health care options, and population
53 itals Incubating Program, Shanghai HeartCare Medical Technology, HeMo (China) Bioengineering, Sino Me
54     As with many applications of domiciliary medical technology, home ventilatory support has either
55 ds that consider the resources consumed by a medical technology in decisions about how best to use th
56              Initial clinical studies of new medical technologies involve a complex balance of resear
57                                              Medical technology is a two-edged sword, capable of savi
58                                              Medical technology is increasingly costly in most fields
59  health care system with selective access to medical technology is unknown.
60 terials can inform their rational design for medical technologies like drug delivery systems and vacc
61                     Advances in surgical and medical technology over the years has made liver transpl
62 aration of water, materials engineering, and medical technologies, owing to its fascinating physicoch
63       Despite recent advances in science and medical technology, pancreatic cancer remains associated
64           Over the past decades, advances in medical technology, particularly in genomic technologies
65                               The Center for Medical Technology Policy and the Molecular Evidence Dev
66       A meeting was hosted by the Center for Medical Technology Policy in Baltimore, MD, on November
67 continues to increase due to advancements in medical technology, public health, nutrition, and socioe
68                      In this era of advanced medical technology, recurrent ovarian cancer continues t
69    However, the origins of such breakthrough medical technologies remain poorly understood.
70  health services researchers, specialists in medical technologies, representatives of the imaging ind
71 atment (photosensitizer and light) (Miravant Medical Technologies, Santa Barbara, California), photos
72 ted circuitry, optical computing, solar, and medical technologies, setting high expectations for many
73 ogical and Physical Medicine Devices reviews medical technologies that interface with the nervous sys
74 pt of brain death coincided with advances in medical technology that facilitated artificial ventilati
75                                    Like many medical technologies, the bispectral index (BIS) monitor
76 h and the advancement of adaptive, practical medical technologies to support and sustain military hea
77           Body sensor network is a promising medical technology to address the overwhelming global ag
78 rs believe that the deployment of aggressive medical technology to win the "war" against the pandemic
79       With advances in materials science and medical technology, wearable sensors have become crucial
80 t reviews methods for economic evaluation of medical technologies, with a particular focus on cost-ef