InVenture Prize 2017: CauteryGuard
1,092 views · Published 13 March 2017 · 2:09 · Indexed 27 October 2026
Channel: Georgia Tech · 2017 · Education
A medical device used in more than 80 percent of all procedures is getting a much-needed make-over from four biomedical engineering majors. The electrocautery tool heats to 1200 degrees at the touch of a button and because it remains hot after use, the tip can accidently burn patients or medical professionals. This team of students re-engineered a retractable feature that eliminates the chance of any accidental injuries.
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