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Deployable Remotely Enabled Analgesia Management System
SBC: Etiometry Inc. Topic: OSD10H05Sterling Point Research has assembled an interdisciplinary team composed of researchers from Children"s Hospital Boston and Boston University, an anesthesiologist, and a former U.S. Army medic to develop a Deployable Remotely Enabled Analgesia Management
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Haptics for Medical Simulation (HAMS)
SBC: CHARLES RIVER ANALYTICS, INC. Topic: OSD10H06Minimally invasive surgery (MIS), including laparoscopic surgery (LS), is beneficial in terms of the improved recovery of the patient, including shorter convalescence times, less postoperative pain, and less scarring. Training surgeons in these new techni
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THEO: Tactile and Haptics Enabled Open Surgery Simulator
SBC: Infoscitex Corporation Topic: OSD10H06The field of surgical simulation is fairly crowded with many products and research groups developing physical and virtual simulators. Much of this previous work is in simulating minimally invasive surgeries. The considerable body of work generated in de
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Deployed First Responder Course of Action (COA) Evaluation and After Action Review (AAR) Tools
SBC: COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE GROUP OF FLORIDA, LLC Topic: OSD10H07Humanitarian organizations hold the same objectives: to save lives, alleviate suffering, and maintain human dignity. Humanitarian organizations large and small respond in numbers to large-scale disasters such as Hurricane Katrina or the devastation in Ha
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Serious Game for Continuity of Care Training
SBC: VCOM3D INC Topic: OSD10H08For this Phase I SBIR, Vcom3D will design a Web-based medical game for the development of the cognitive skills required to provide highest quality of care from far-forward locations through evacuation to level 1 trauma facilities. The training will empha
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Medical Gaming
SBC: ONTAR CORP. Topic: OSD10H08Web based training has matured into fully immersive, interactive scenarios that enhance the student"s retention of critical study information through experience based simulation. Creation and use of web based Serious Games can be quite complicated, depen
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Synthetic Tissue Trainer
SBC: SYNDAVER LABS INC. Topic: OSD10H09A synthetic human body has been developed which mimics normal human anatomy and the properties of living tissue. This SynDaver Synthetic Human (SSH) employs a functioning circulatory system capable of massive hemorrhage, a respiratory system capable of v
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Solid and Hollow Organs for Trauma Simulation (SHOTS)
SBC: Infoscitex Corporation Topic: OSD10H09Although many surgical simulators exist on the market today, they are limited in their ability to replicate live tissue and how it responds to injury and treatment, decreasing the simulator"s utility in training medical personnel. Infoscitex has develope
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Collaborative Automation Reliably Remediating Erroneous Conclusion Threats (CARRECT)
SBC: APTIMA INC Topic: OSD11H02Epidemiologists and public health officers face considerable challenges in optimizing the efficacy of their analyses as they are susceptible to bias from missing data, confounding variables, and selecting the appropriate statistical models. Analysts can benefit from assistance in mitigating these issues as possessing the expertise to consider the multitude tests, corrections, and selection rules i ...
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Combined Confocal Microscopy-Polarization Sensitive Optical Coherence Tomography Approach for Burn Assessment
SBC: PHYSICAL SCIENCES INC. Topic: OSD11H03Physical Sciences, Inc. (PSI), in collaboration with Lucid, Inc. proposes to investigate combined reflectance confocal microscopy-polarization sensitive optical coherence tomography (RCM-PSOCT) for in vivo diagnosis of skin burns. While RCM provides en face images with nuclear-level resolution in superficial skin, to depths of about 200 m, OCT provides cross-sectional images with structural-level ...
SBIR Phase I 2011 Department of DefenseDefense Health Agency