PREMIOS MEJORES COMUNICACIONES LIBRES SECCION VETERINARIOS
2012 JUMISC Brochure
Exposición fotográfica
Extremadura, nuevo referente de la calidad de vida en nuestro país
Máster en Cirugía Endoscópica Ginecológica 1 Edición
Premio Joaquín Albarrán a los mejores vídeos
Veterinaria 2011 - Programa de formación
Reconocimiento de la Fundación Tecnología y Salud 2010
Leire Pajín visita el CCMIJU
Master en Biología y Tecnología de la reproducción en mamíferos
Visita de la Ministra de Ciencia e Innovación
Galería de Arte Dr. Salvador Pascual
Valentín Fuster visita el CCMIJU
3D Anatomy
Prince and Princess of Asturias at Jesús Usón MISC
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Bioengineering & Health Technology Unit
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Our Engineering Laboratory research is focused on 5 main fields:
We have been working on surgical simulation since 1995 with closed collaborations of different companies (INDRA, GMV e IME) and experienced research groups (UPM, IBV, Robolab, etc.) in order to design and develop different box-trainers and virtual simulators. From 2001 onwards, we have been researching on a fundamental line: the ergonomic studies in the operating theatre and its direct application to designing and developing new surgical tools. Furthermore, the definition of these ergonomic criteria and new conceptual models that enhance such surgical practice. The studies developed in the JUMISC try to enhance the application of Information Technologies and Communications (ICT) in health. In order to do this, investigations are conducted with a new adaptive and collaborative platform (eLearning, social networking, etc.); we work on the design, development and validation of new training devices; we produce high-quality scientific videos and applied virtual reality techniques, augmented reality, image analysis and tracking to improve both the training process and skills training. In addition, we conduct research with medical imaging equipment (CT, MRI, fluoroscopy or 3D ultrasound) in the field of navigation and surgical planning. Finally, our Engineering Laboratory is keen on promoting computer aided surgery and medical robotics, an important line of work in which important firms and institutions are already collaborating. In this regard, we aim to offer health professionals the most advanced welfare systems to ensure a greater efficiency and quality of interventions, which ultimately result in improved quality of the life of patients.
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