Page 406 - Control Theory in Biomedical Engineering
P. 406

Index  373


              Measurement model, Kalman filter, 132  computer aided design drawing of,
              Mechanoreceptors, 208                 330–331, 330f
              Mechanotactile, 221                test results for, 333, 335f
              Medical robotics, 322            MIT-BIH arrhythmia database, 107,
               advantages, 162–163                  124–125
               artificial organs, 153, 161       P and T waves, detection of, 113f
               classification of, 157–162, 158–159f  QRS complex detection, 112, 112f
               defined, 153                      R and S waves, detection of, 112, 113f
               endoscopy, 163–164, 168         MIT-MANUS, 235–236, 236f
               fundamental requirements, 163–166,  MKS. See Murata-Kosaku-Sano (MKS)
                   163–165f                         model
               medical training, body-part simulators,  Modality-matched feedback method
                   190–191                       direct-neural, 221–222
               rehabilitation robotics, assistive  mechanotactile, 221
                   technologies                Model predictive control (MPC), 65
                 classification, related devices, 182–190,  Modified Hovorka’s glucose-insulin
                   184–189f, 186–187t               dynamic model, 73–74
                 history, 181, 181f            Monoclonal antibodies, 84–85, 84np
                 literature review, 181        Multilayer perceptron (MLP), 106–107
                 motivations, 177–181          Multivariable simulator (mGIPsim), 65–66,
               robot-assisted surgery               73–74
                 applications, 168–174         Murata-Kosaku-Sano (MKS) model,
                 FDA-approved devices and platforms,  139–140, 140f
                   175–176, 176t, 177–180f     Myoelectric prostheses
                 history, 166–168                electromyographic control strategies,
               survey papers, 154–157, 154–156f     215–216
              Menstrual cycle, 27–28, 27f        targeted muscle reinnervation, 216, 217f
              Metabolic equivalent task (MET), 68–69
              Metabolic pathways               N
               de novo synthesis, 46           Nasopharyngeal cancer (NPC), 287
               enterohepatic circulation, 46   Nasopharyngoscopy, 287–288
               intake of cholesterol, 46       NasoXplorer
               intermediate-density lipoprotein, 46  anatomical variations
               liver, 47                           based on age and gender, 291
               low-density lipoprotein, 46         in shape, 290
               macrophages, 46                     in size, 290–291
               remnants, 46                      clinical needs and intended engineering
               steroid hormones, 46                 design objectives, 287–288
              Michaelis-Menten kinetics, 86–87   design components and design rationale
              Mind–body training technique, 31–32  actuation and control of the bending
              Minimally invasive surgery (MIS), 159–160,  segment, 295–296
                   167–169, 317, 320–321, 355–356  optical zooming segment and camera,
              Minimal model, 13                     293–295
              Mirror Image Motion Enabler (MIME),  stiffness modulation, 296–297
                   182                           design review
              Missing rib structure                failure mode analysis, 305
               auxetic behavior of, 330–331, 330f  metrics benchmarking, 309
   401   402   403   404   405   406   407   408   409   410   411