Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a bone graft material using 3D printing of a DLP system. The method includes (1) dispersing a powder material including calcium phosphate-based ceramics in a solvent; (2) recovering the calcium phosphate-based ceramics by removing the solvent from a solution in which the calcium phosphate-based ceramic material is dispersed in Step 1; (3) producing a photocurable resin composition by adding a binder resin including a crosslinking agent and a photoinitiator to the calcium phosphate-based ceramics obtained in Step 2; (4) performing 3D rapid prototyping on a bone graft material molded body from the composition for a bone graft material produced in Step 3 by 3D printing of a DLP system; and (5) debinding and sintering organic materials remaining in the bone graft material molded body subjected to prototyping in Step 4.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an automatic hair transplant apparatus including a needle module in which a hair follicle is inserted, a supplying case which has a magazine shape into which the needle module is inserted like a bullet of a gun, a withdrawing case which has a magazine shape into which the needle module is inserted like a bullet of a gun, and a hair transplanter on which the supplying case and the withdrawing case are mounted and which transplants hair follicles into a scalp by sequentially operating needle modules in the supplying case one by one and inserts needle modules from which hair follicles are removed into the withdrawing case.
Abstract:
Provided is an automatic hair transplanter for transplanting follicles including a housing having a space therein and having a nozzle in which an opening is formed on a front surface, a needle supply magazine installed on the housing and sequentially supplying a plurality of needles containing follicles to the back of the nozzle, a needle aligner transferring and aligning a needle supplied from the needle supply magazine with the center of the nozzle, a needle actuator causing the needle aligned by the needle aligner to protrude from the nozzle, a follicle pressurizer pressurizing a follicle in the needle protruding by the needle actuator from the back to the front, a needle retrieval magazine containing the needle in which pressurization of the follicle has been finished by the follicle pressurizer and nothing remains, and a manipulator having a switch for controlling operation of the needle actuator and the follicle pressurizer.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an injector for hair implant, and more particularly, to an injector for hair implant with an automatic follicle supply function which is capable of continuously and automatically supplying follicles so that the follicles are rapidly and easily implanted into a scalp.
Abstract:
Provided is a method of detecting the R peak of an electrocardiogram (ECG) signal using an adaptive median filter. The method includes allowing an ECG signal (hereinafter, referred to as a first ECG signal) received from an ECG signal measuring apparatus having a predetermined sampling rate to pass through an adaptive median filter, calculating a difference value between the first ECG signal and a signal (hereinafter, referred to as a second ECG signal) passing through the adaptive median filter, extracting R peak candidate groups by applying a maximum filtering size and an adaptive threshold applicable in the adaptive median filter to the calculated difference value between the first and second ECG signals, and detecting an R peak candidate group having a maximum value among the R peak candidate groups as an R peak.
Abstract:
An automatic hair implant apparatus according to the present disclosure includes a cylinder including a nozzle at an exit side and having a supporting part partially opened on a path, an implant unit configured to pass through the nozzle to implant an embedded follicle into target skin, a cartridge disposed on the supporting part of the cylinder and configured to sequentially replace the implant unit, and a push rod configured to guide the implant unit to the nozzle and return to its original position when the follicle is implanted into the target skin.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a structure of an automatic hair implanter capable of continuously performing hair transplantation work by applying a structure of a conventional manual hair implanter. A proposed automatic hair implanter (hair transplantation device) comprises a rotating magazine therein, and several needle modules are stored in the magazine. Two pushrods, which are positioned on a rear portion of the device and capable of translational motion, play a role of pushing a needle and a shaft, which constitute a needle module, forward. The needle and the shaft may be moved backward by a spring positioned inside the magazine.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to a hair implanter with an automatically retracting needle, and more specifically, to a hair implanter with an automatically retracting needle configured to automatically move a needle backward by a force of a spring when the needle is moved forward to a predetermined position to allow hair transplantation work to be smoothly performed.
Abstract:
Provided is a manual follicle-transplanting hair transplanter for increasing a graft survival rate. The manual follicle-transplanting hair transplanter includes a needle member having a lower end containing a follicle to be transplanted and having a head having a larger diameter than a portion below the head at an upper end thereof, a rod member inserted into the needle member and having a push portion having a larger diameter than a portion below the push portion at an upper end thereof, an inner body configured to contain the needle member and limit downward movement of the needle member, and an outer body configured to contain the inner body and limit upward movement of the needle member. The needle member is automatically withdrawn when a compressed spring disposed in the inner body expands and pushes up a lower surface of the head.