Virtual medical devices
Garnsworthy, J.
Medical Device Technology 13(10): 24-26
2002
ISSN/ISBN: 1048-6690 PMID: 12575525 Document Number: 550585
Virtual medical devices are set to have a major impact on the industry. This article explains the practicalities and benefits of a new approach to designing and constructing many types of medical devices.
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