NASA biomedical applications team. Applications of aerospace technology in biology and medicine
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Author: Rouse D. J.; Beadles R.; Beall H. C.; Brown J. N. Jr.; Clingman W. H.; Courtney M. W.; Mccartney M.; Scearce R. W.; Wilson B.
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Abstract: The use of a bipolar donor-recipient model of medical technology transfer is presented. That methodology is designed to: (1) identify medical problems and aerospace technology that in combination constitute opportunities for successful medical products; (2) obtain the early participation of industry in the transfer process; and (3) obtain acceptance by the medical community of new medical products based on aerospace technology. Problem descriptions and activity reports and the results of a market study on the tissue freezing device are presented.
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