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Shabhya Thapa

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I have a confusion or simply query, all these medical devices or the medical/neurological tools & softwares which are made, and have the capacity to identify complex mechanism of body, what engineering branch or which coding language is used to build

Shrinivas Bhalerao

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Biomedical Engineering & Computer Science Many universities offer interdisciplinary programs that combine biomedical engineering and computer science. And Python, MATLAB, C++, and Java, are the languages are use to build them.

Shabhya Thapa

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Can you also explain how these are done? Like what gets the impulses or signal out of body and how does coding come in use here, also what particular thing does language like python help to do here?

Shrinivas Bhalerao

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See,the medical device designed to diagnose, monitor, or treat medical conditions, this devices typically work by measuring various physiological parameters such as electrical signals, blood pressure, temperature, or biochemical markers in the body. Our body communicates with these devices through different signals, take a example of electroencephalography (EEG), which is a neuro-mechanical device used to measure brain activity, electrodes are placed on the scalp to detect and record electrical signals generated by the brain. Similarly, in a medical device like an MRI machine, the body interacts through magnetic resonance signals emitted by hydrogen atoms in the body's tissues. And the languages can help with Data Managemeing and Analysing,Integrationing with other Systems,Device Programming, and User Interfaces.

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Shabhya Thapa

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Can I also know that, to work in this field is coding necessary, also if yes, is there a dedicated team for coding, or the people who code also deal with the machinery stuff, also if I have to start or take an idea what language is best? I have heard of MATLAB and Python.

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