Engines

Engines (Medicine)

Engines (pronunciation: /ˈenjənz/) in the context of medicine, refers to the mechanical devices or tools used in various medical procedures and operations. The term is derived from the Latin word "ingenium", meaning "innate quality, especially mental power, hence a clever invention."

Types of Medical Engines

• Surgical Engines: These are specialized engines designed to assist surgeons during operations. They include devices like Robotic Surgical Systems and Laparoscopic Devices.

• Diagnostic Engines: These engines are used to diagnose diseases and conditions. They include devices like MRI Machines and CT Scanners.

• Therapeutic Engines: These engines are used to treat diseases and conditions. They include devices like Radiation Therapy Machines and Dialysis Machines.

Related Terms

• Medical Devices: A broad term that includes medical engines as well as other tools and equipment used in healthcare.

• Biomedical Engineering: The field of study that focuses on the development and application of medical engines and other medical devices.

• Medical Technology: The application of devices, procedures, and systems, including medical engines, to solve medical problems and improve healthcare.

See Also

• Medical Equipment
• Health Technology
• Medical Imaging

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on Engines
• Wikipedia's article - Engines

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