2.782/3.961/20.451/HST.524 Design of Med Devices &Implant
Spring 2007
Superimposed on this copy of a cover page from Science are scanning electron micrographs of (top) the cross-section of a bi-layer porcine collagen membrane used as a covering of for periodontal defects for "guided tissue regeneration," and (bottom) an anorganic bovine cancellous bone product used as a bone graft substitute material.
Professor: Myron Spector, Ioannis V Yannas
TA: Cathal John Kearney
Lecture: TR11-12.30 (3-442)
Information:
A design subject that teaches rational approaches to the development of implantable medical devices. Students work in groups to develop the design for a medical device.
Announcements
Class evalutions
Details for filling out the class evaluations are as follows:
As you know, the ME department has moved to a web-based format
for end-of-term subject
evaluations. This semester, your class will be evaluated
online. No paper evaluation
forms will be distributed.
Important information follows.
1. The URL for subject evaluations is:
<http://web.mit.edu/surveys/subjecteval/>http://web.mit.edu/surveys/subjecteval/
Please
announce this URL in lecture.
2. The online evaluations will open on Monday 7 May and will close
at 5 pm on Friday 18
May. Students may evaluate at any time during that period, and they
may update their
evaluations at any time during that period. Only their final
responses will be recorded.
3. Student identity is strictly confidential in this process. You
will not be able to
determine which student submitted which comment.
Announced on 30 April 2007 11:45 p.m. by Cathal Kearney