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[A Testing Device for Pulse Graph Force Transducer Measured over Radial Artery].
1Shanghai Daosh Medical Technology Co. Ltd, Shanghai, 201203.
Summary
A new test device was developed for evaluating pulse graph force transducers used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnosis. This device ensures compliance with international standards for accurate pulse acquisition technology.
Area of Science:
- Biomedical Engineering
- Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
- Medical Device Technology
Background:
- Pulse graph force transducers are crucial for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) pulse diagnosis.
- International standard ISO 19614 necessitates technical testing of these transducers.
- Existing testing methods may lack comprehensive evaluation for both dynamic and static forces.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop a novel test device for pulse graph force transducers.
- To ensure the device meets the requirements of the international standard ISO 19614.
- To provide a cost-effective and less complex solution for transducer testing.
Main Methods:
- The test device was designed based on TCM pulse acquisition principles and international standard requirements.
- The device integrates testing for both dynamic and static forces.
- Verification testing was conducted to confirm the device's performance.
Main Results:
- A synthetic test device capable of evaluating both dynamic and static forces was successfully developed.
- The device's design addresses the need for standardized testing of pulse graph force transducers.
- Verification confirmed that the test results meet the requirements of international standards.
Conclusions:
- The developed test device provides a standardized and efficient method for evaluating pulse graph force transducers.
- This innovation supports the integration of TCM diagnostic technologies with international standards.
- The device facilitates accurate and reliable pulse acquisition technology for TCM applications.
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