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Automatisierte Therapiesysteme

By Jürgen Werner (Editor), Florian Dietz (Contribution by), Martin Hexamer (Contribution by), Ferdinand Kerl (Contribution by), Andreas Arndt (Contribution by), Francesco Moscato (Contribution by), Daniel Schneditz (Contribution by), Ludwig Kramer (Contribution by), Olaf Simanski (Contribution by), Andreas Thomas (Contribution by), Thomas Schauer (Contribution by), Heike Vallery (Contribution by), Robert Riener (Contribution by)
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By Jürgen Werner (Editor), Florian Dietz (Contribution by), Martin Hexamer (Contribution by), Ferdinand Kerl (Contribution by), Andreas Arndt (Contribution by), Francesco Moscato (Contribution by), Daniel Schneditz (Contribution by), Ludwig Kramer (Contribution by), Olaf Simanski (Contribution by), Andreas Thomas (Contribution by), Thomas Schauer (Contribution by), Heike Vallery (Contribution by), Robert Riener (Contribution by)
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The ninth volume of this series provides a comprehensive presentation of the subject areas of sensor-operated and automated therapy systems for the restoration of physiological organ functions. A focus is placed on the interdisciplinary design of extra and intra corporeal technological systems that interact with the body's physiological systems, working in conjunction with or even partially replacing them.

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