Forum on Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Biomedical Engineering Education Stanford University Tom Andriacchi biodesign stanford university Three Courses Medical Device Design mission: promoteDesign* the innovation and implementation of new health technologies 1.

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Forum on Innovation
and Entrepreneurship
in Biomedical Engineering
Education
Stanford University
Tom Andriacchi
biodesign
stanford university
Three Courses
Medical Device Design
mission:
promoteDesign*
the innovation and implementation of new
health
technologies
1. Medical Device
ME
294
through interdisciplinary research and education a the emerging frontiers of
2. Biodesign Innovation*
Med 274/374A,B
engineering and the biomedical sciences.
3. Medical Device Design and Evaluation ME 392A,B
technology domains:
home
biomaterials
medical devices
*NCIIA
courses fundedbioMEMS
modeling/simulation
biomotion
surgical robotics
eventsRelationship:
Concepts
and Process
biosensors, transducers
minimally invasive techniques
faculty
design
therapeutic delivery systems
Image guidance
tissue repair & replacement
research
contact
biodesign.stanford.edu
Course Description
Courses are Project Based
Project teams 3 or 4 students
•Faculty Mentor
Course Description
1. Medical Device Design (1 quarter)
ME 294
Courses are ProjectUndergrad/graduate
Based
Introductory survey level
•Project teams 3 or 4 students
Mentor
• Individual•Faculty
“QuickStart”
project
•
Team project
Physician supplied needs
Physician coached
Novel methods
•Design through prototyping
•Hands-on, 3-D prototypes expected
Course Description
1. Medical Device Design (1 quarter)
ME 294
Courses
ProjectUndergrad/graduate
Based
Introductory
surveyare
level
2. Biodesign Innovation (2 quarters)
Med 274/374A,B
•Project teams 3 or 4 students
•• Graduate:
Engineering,
Business,
Individual•Faculty
“QuickStart”
project Med. Law, Biosciences
Mentor
• 1st
needs project
assessment, brainstorming, concept
• qtr: Team
development,
regulatory,
Physician
suppliedIPneeds
Physician
coached
• 2nd qtr: financing,
markets,
business plans, ethics
• Device prototype
Novel Methods
•Teams include (Bioinnovation Fellows)
•“Innovator’s Workbench” interview series of renown Inventors
Course Description
1. Medical Device Design (1 quarter)
ME 294
Courses are Project Undergrad/graduate
Based
Introductory survey level
2. Biodesign Innovation
(2 quarters)
Med 274/374A,B
•Project
teams
3
or
4
students
• Individual “QuickStart” project
• 3.Graduate:
Engineering,
Business, Med.
Law, Biosciences
•Faculty
Mentor
•
Team
project
Medical
Device
Design/Evaluation
(2 quarters)
E 382A,B
• 1st•Graduate
qtr: needs
assessment,
brainstorming,
concept
Physician
supplied
needs
Level
Engineering
development,
PhysicianIP
coached
•Real Worldregulatory,
Projects
Novel methods
• 2nd
qtr: financing,
markets, business plans, ethics
•Company
Sponsored
Design through prototyping
• Device
prototype
•Single project for 2 quarters
Hands-on, 3-D prototypes expected
Novel Methods
•Class Organized as company
•Form Executive Committees –
IP, Regulatory, Reliability, Tech Resources,
Proj Manage, Design Review
Total of 6 quarters
Fellowship Program
How do you measure outcomes?
Grades
Final Design/Report (verbal/written)
Process and Content
Other factors
• Communications
– Presentations
– Project Team Conferences
– Poster Presentation
• Peer Review
Stanford University
Content
Domains
Medical
Design
Process
Scientific
Information
Design
Evaluation
Design
Principles
Product
Development
Medical/Clinical
Problems
Biology
Medical
Design
Process
Biomaterials
Engineering
including
Anatomy
integrates
Scientific
Information
Physiology
Pathology
should
be
applied to
applies
Biocompatibility
requires
must
consider
Is
enhanced
by
Human
Factors
to
solve
precedes
Intellectual
Property
including
should
consider
Ethics
Medical/Clinical
Problems
Quality
Control
FDA
Regulations
Product
Development
including
Problem
Solving
Design
Evaluation
Communication
Skills
Design
Principles
Needs
Finding
requires
Reliability
testing
must
meet
Medical
Economics
Industry
Needs
depends
on
often
Manufacturing
conflicts may need
Resources
with
Entrepreneurship
Biology
Medical
Design
Process
Biomaterials
Engineering
including
Anatomy
integrates
Scientific
Information
Physiology
Pathology
should
be
applied to
applies
Biocompatibility
requires
must
consider
Human
Factors
Communication
Skills
to
solve
precedes
Intellectual
Property
including
should
consider
Ethics
Medical/Clinical
Problems
Quality
Control
FDA
Regulations
Product
Development
including
Problem
Solving
Design
Evaluation
Process
Design
Principles
Needs
Finding
requires
Reliability
testing
must
meet
Medical
Economics
Industry
Needs
depends
on
often
Manufacturing
conflicts may need
Resources
with
Entrepreneurship
Biology
Medical
Design
Process
Biomaterials
Engineering
including
Anatomy
Scientific
Information
Physiology
Pathology
should
be
applied to
Design
Principles
Needs
Finding
Human
Factors
integrates
applies
Biocompatibility
requires
Content
Depth
to
solve
Intellectual
Property
including
Product
Development
should
consider
Ethics
Medical/Clinical
Problems
Quality
Control
FDA
Regulations
precedes
Communication
Skills
including
Problem
Solving
Design
Evaluation
must
consider
Is
enhanced
by
requires
Reliability
testing
must
meet
Medical
Economics
Industry
Needs
depends
on
often
Manufacturing
conflicts may need
Resources
with
Entrepreneurship
Biology
Medical
Design
Process
Biomaterials
Engineering
Anatomy
Physiology
Pathology
including
integrates
Scientific
Information
3.
Medical
should
be
applied to
applies
Biocompatibility
requires
must
consider
Communication
Skills
1. Medical
Device Design
including
to
solve
Intellectual
Property
including
should
consider
must
meet
Medical
Economics
Industry
Needs
depends
on
2. Biodesign
Innovation
often
Ethics
Medical/Clinical
Problems
Quality
Control
FDA
Regulations
Product
Development
Needs
Finding
Problem
Solving
Design
Evaluation
Is
enhanced
Device
Design/Evaluation
by
precedes
Design
Principles
Human
Factors
requires
Reliability
testing
Manufacturing
conflicts may need
Resources
with
Entrepreneurship
Example “best practices”
Articulated Laparoscopic Surgical Devices
Students: Kevin Fine
David Miller
Sven Newman
Coach:
ME294
Dr. Mark Vierra
Stanford University
Example “best practices”
2002
National Design Awards
1. Interventional Aortic Repair System
Beverly Bangayan, Mariel Fabro and Rajan Pragash
2. Preclinical model for intraventricular therapy in
congestive heart failure
Ayo Anise, Stephen Meier, Sonar Shah
3. Posterior cruciate ligament function evaluator
Eric Bean, Kai Jar, Lampros Kourtis, and Choongsoo Shin
4. Procedural steps and Instrumentation for minimally
invasive gastric bypass surgery
Mark Bly, Jen Cho,and Jen Lake
5. Prevention of deep venous thrombosis
Justin Blanco, Abha Chinubhai, and Eric Tao, and Jay Yin
6. 3D graphical model of knee loading
Ravi Nataraj, Mahesh Hardikar, Dave Camarillo, Sharonda Felton
Thank You