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Dinesh Kumar Taylor(BOD)
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h ^e are the leading company in medical equipment
field.

h ^e have been working in this field since 1961.

h ^e have 34 business centers around the globe.

h In the last FY our profit rose from 15% to 25.2%.

h Our last products have been huge hits.

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h cirtual Doctor Device (cDD) predicts the likely

diseases that can hit to an individual.

h It works on brain mapping concept.

h Physical disorders appear as aberration in the

device.

h It basically detects the disruption in the normal

flow of electric potential in the brain tissues.

  
 

h It is compatible for further modification.

h After the success of the product various model

would also be launched.

h It would not have any detrimental effect on

environment.

h It would be developed by integration of different

parts.
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h Survey has shown that people , based on occupation,
are hit by different diseases.

h In the initial phase the four model of the product

would be launched.
1) cDD-Business
2) cDD-Service
3) cDD-Labour
4) cDD-Student
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h Tentatively we need $10.5 million to develop

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h Today everyone is stressed out because of the work

and people don͛t have time for routine check-up.

h cirtual Doctor Device lets you know about the

disorder that may hit your body.

h It takes little time and you will come to know about

your health.
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h eurons are electrically active cells which are
primarily responsible for carrying out the brain's
functions.

h eurons create action potentials which are discrete

electrical signals that travel down to another
neuron.

h Physical injury to the brain, such as concussion,

disrupts normal flow of electrical potential in the
brain tissue.

h Anxiety, depression and Learning Disability have

distinct brainwave signatures that is detected by
neuroimaging techniques.
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h Brain mapping attempts to relate the brain's
structure to its function.

h In mapping brain functions,

scientists use imaging to watch
the brain working on various tasks.
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h Brain mapping is to advance the understanding

of the relationship between structure and
function in the human brain.

h Scientists in this field seek to gain knowledge of

the physical processes.

h These results are immediately applicable to

surgical intervention, to the design of medical
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h All neuro imaging can be considered part of brain
mapping.
h euroimaging includes the use of various techniques
to either directly or indirectly image the structure,
function of the brain.
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h MRI
1) Magnetic Resonance Imaging produces two- or
three dimensional images of brain structures.
2) MRI scans can produce cross sectional images.
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h FMRI
1) Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
provides both functional and structural
information.
2) The problem with original MRI technology is
that it fails to provide information about the
metabolism of the brain.
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h PET
1) Positron emission tomography produces a
three-dimensional image of functional
processes in the body.
2) The system detects pairs of gamma rays
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h Brain-Mapping Test
It is a test that maps the brain to reveal guilty
knowledge.

h To Examine Patterns Of Brainwaves

The use of brain mapping is to examine
patterns of brainwaves.

h Direction For Surgeons

Pre-surgical brain mapping is helping surgeons
to locate and remove tumours.
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