zeahealth/medstack-medimage-medtech-v1 huggingface dataset:
Dodrill-GMR mechanical heart being used during a cardiac operation. General Collections Keywords: Cardiology, monochrome black-and-white photograph
Attribution: "Dodrill-GMR mechanical heart Wellcome L0004155", wikimedia:Implants (medicine) via Wikimedia Commons, licensed cc-by-4.0. Source: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Dodrill-GMR_mechanical_heart_Wellcome_L0004155.jpg
Freiburg im Breisgau: Der Chirurg Dr. Friedhelm Beyer mit einem Kunstherz, monochrome black-and-white photograph
Attribution: Marlis Decker
A prototype of the Jarvik-7 artificial heart at the National Museum of Amercian History
Attribution: Votpuske
Powdered by rechargeable batteries, this device is known as a HeartSaver VAD (Ventricle Assisted Device). Used to assist a faulty heart, this is a prototype of the HeartSaver that is hoped will be fully implantable into the chest for patients
Attribution: "Prototype of the HeartSaver VAD, Ottawa, Canada, 1999 Wellcome L0060516", wikimedia:Implants (medicine) via Wikimedia Commons, licensed cc-by-4.0. Source: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9e/Prototype_of_the_HeartSaver_VAD%2C_Ottawa%2C_Canada%2C_1999_Wellcome_L0060516.jpg
Basic physicochemical properties of Bio-based nanomaterials derived from biological sources.
Attribution: Vicente Neto
Figure showing the bodies reaction to biomaterial implantation.
Attribution: Zeeshan Sheikh, Patricia J. Brooks, Oriyah Barzilay, Noah Fine, and Michael Glogauer
Made from titanium alloy, this prosthetic (shown in the centre) is used to replace worn out, damaged or diseased hip joints. Joint replacements and implants are made from materials such as titanium that are not recognised by the human body
Finding: disease
Diagnosis: disease
Attribution: "Hip joint replacement, United States, 1998 Wellcome L0060175", wikimedia:Implants (medicine) via Wikimedia Commons, licensed cc-by-4.0. Source: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/47/Hip_joint_replacement%2C_United_States%2C_1998_Wellcome_L0060175.jpg
Illustration of synthesis of nanocomposite
Attribution: Vicente Neto