Artificial Vital Organs and Medical Bionics; Used to Replace Damaged/Diseased Organs
Artificial vital organs and medical bionics are used to replace an original damaged or diseased organs, as well as to restore its specific function. Artificial vital organs are man-made devices that can be implanted or integrated into the patient so as to replace damaged or diseased organs. While medical bionics is the study of electronics and mechanics to replace a limb or other part of a functional organ that is operated mechanically. The field of bio-medical is continuously growing and improving with the progress of scientific and engineering research. These research efforts are directed towards improving human health, with the corresponding technological improvements in the field. This has paved the way for artificial vital organs and medical bionics to be grown and manufactured in a laboratory. The first artificial organ used was the lung, but now organs such as kidneys, hearts, pancreas, ovaries, lungs, gallbladder, and more can be created and transplanted successfully. Medi