YSX500D 50kW DR system set up and put into service in Cambodia.
YSENMED YSX500D 50kW digital x-ray system has been successfully set up and put into service in a hospital in Cambodia.
YSX056-PE serving as a vehicle-mounted x-ray in the Philippines
YSX056-PE 5.6kW portable x-ray unit has been adapted to fit on a truck, to provide mobile x-ray examination service for remote communities in the Philippines.
X Ray Machine To Zimbabwe
x ray machine, 50KW x ray machine
Microscope To Malawi
Achromatic objectives: 4X、10X、40X（S), 100X（S、Oil） Wide field eyepiece: WF10X（WF16X for option） Eyepiece head: Sliding binocular head inclined at 45° Stage: Double layer mechanical stage size 140X140mm, moving range 75X45mm Focusing: Coaxial coarse and
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS OF MEDICAL DEVICES
The history of the use of medical devices may be traced back to the ancient times. For example when the ancient Egyptians and Etruscans used dental devices.
Today, in many countries, health care expenditures are among the largest social costs, and over the past three decades they have increased quite rapidly. In 1980, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries on average spent 4.2% of their gross domestic product (GDP) on health care, and by 1984 the figure increased to almost 8% of GDP.
In 1958, sales of medical devices in the U.S. totaled less than $1 billion, and grew to more than $17 billion in 1983.Furthermore, in 1988, the U.S. medical equipment production reached around $22 billion.It means the production of medical devices/equipment is an important sector in the U.S. industry.
The history of the reliability field may be traced back to the 1930s and 1940s, when the probability concepts were applied to electric power generation related problems and Germans applied the basic reliability concepts to improve reliability of their V1 and V2 rockets. Ever since those days, many new developments have taken place, and the field has branched out into many specialized areas: software reliability, human reliability, mechanical reliability, power system reliability , structural reliability, etc. Comprehensive lists of publications on almost all of the reliability areas are given in references 11 and 12.
The real beginning of the medical device reliability field may be regarded as the latter part of the 1960s. During this period, several publications on the subject Medical Device Reliability and Associated Areas appeared. An article published in 1980 listed most of the publications on the
subject, and in 1983 a text on reliability devoted a chapter to medical device/equipment reliability. Nowadays, the medical device reliability field has become an important component of the general field.
This chapter presents some introductory aspects of the medical device reliability field.
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YSX-mDR32B 32kW mobile digital x-ray system put into service in Laos
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YSENMED delivers mortuary equipment to a funeral parlor in Kenya
