20810022-1 - FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (MODULE 1)

The aim is the development o f the specific competencies for the study of the biological systems from the bioengineering point of view. The presented approach deals with the chain biological system-model-measurement and is devoted to specific applications such as the diagnosis, the therapy, the rehabilitation, the ergonomics and the sport medicine. The aim is the acquisition of the competencies for the use of the biomedical instrumentation contained in a human movement laboratory. The students will be exposed to the main hardware and software tools needed to i) design measurement chains, ii) define the population under exam, iii) extract the information from the recorded data.
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Programme

Introduction to the Biomedical Engineering in general and to this course in particular. Acquisition of biomedical signals. Elements of electrophysiology. Electrodes for biopotentials. Sensors for physical measurements. Sensors and systems for kinematic measurements. Biological modeling: compartment models, black box models. Elements of descriptive and inferential statistics.


Core Documentation


• BRONZINO - BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING HANDBOOK, TAYLOR AND FRANCIS GROUP

• ONLINE TUTORIALS ON moodle web platform

Type of evaluation

The evaluation includes an oral test. In the COVID-19 emergency period the profit test will be carried out according to the provisions of art.1 of Rectoral Decree no. 703 of May 5, 2020.