The document discusses several emerging technologies in healthcare: 1) Researchers have identified genes in colorful African fish that may hold the key to regenerating lost teeth in humans. 2) A light-projecting device called the Christie VeinViewer helps medical workers locate veins, making blood draws less painful. 3) The iKnife analyzes smoke produced during surgery to identify cancerous tissue in real-time.

1. DO YOU KNOW THE
FUTURE
INNOVATION?
AKÉ CANTO ALMA CRISTINA, GARCÍA RAMÍREZ JENNIFER ANDREA,
HERNÁNDEZ TINOCO DANIEL, LORIA SOLANO DANIELA REGINA,
ZOZAYA DÍAZ SAMUEL BERNARDINO.

2. Tooth regeneration
 Colorful fish found in Africa may hold the secret to growing lost teeth.
 Georgia institute of technology and Kings collage London.
 Identifies the genes responsible for growing new teeth and may lead to
the secret to “tooth regeneration” in humans.

3.  Dentures and dental implants may soon become a thing of the past.

4. See veins under the skin in real time
 Hate needles? No more! This LIGHT will make giving blood easier
 Device helps nurses
 The most skilled nurses and doctors can struggle to locate the vein first
time.

5. Christie VeinViewer
 Detects veins and then projects the image of them in real-time on top of
the arm to help the medical worker know where to put the needle.
 ‘hopefully saving you from the unnecessary pain of multiple needle stings,’
said the Memphis based company.

6. Artificial Prosthesis

7. What is a Prosthesis?
A prosthesis is an artificial
limb, or limb
"replacement" though
natural limbs are
irreplaceable.

8. Prosthesis who can
recreate millimetre per
millimetre any movement
of the natural limbs.

9. The challenges lie with creating
an interface that is directly
compatible with our own
nervous system and making
the connection.

11. Cholesterol
Removing Machine

12. What is it?
This is a system who
uses a vacuum
extraction to remove
blood clots from the
inside arterioles.

13. After the removal of the
plaques, the machine is
removed, so the blood
can flow again.

14. Robotic Nurse
Assistant

15. Nurses are under
increasing pressure

16. Hstar offers a
humanoid robotic
assistant that will help
nurses improve patient
surveillance and care.

17. RoNA SerBot presents a cost-effective means to
fill the care gap, taking on and streamlining
basic, time-consuming monitoring and delivery
tasks.

18. In this moment they
only help with the
movement of our
patients.

19. Lightbulbs that disinfect and kill
bacteria

20. That has developed an amazing technology using visible light
that continuously disinfect the environment and bolsters your
current infection prevention efforts.

21. The light creates a chemical reaction inside the
cell preventing it from re-populating the space.

22. Artificial Retina

23. This device can restore the sight if people who lost their vision
due to a retinal degenerative diseases.

24. It works by replacing the functionality of the damaged
photoreceptor cells and creating the electrical simulation required
to activate the remaining healthy retinal cells.

25. Imagine tooth-embedded
sensors

26. Researchers at National
Taiwan University have
created a tooth-
embedded sensor that
will catch you in an
unhealthy act!

27. The sensor consists of
a tiny circuit that fits
inside a tooth cavity.

28. The circuit is able to recognize
the jaw motions of drinking,
chewing, coughing, speaking,
and smoking, and the results
get sent directly to your
doctor’s smartphone.

29. It´s long is
only one
centimeter

30. iKnife

31. The intelligent
surgical knife (iKnife)
was developed by
Zoltan Takats of
Imperial College
London

32. HOW DOES
IKNIFE
WORK?

34. think in how many people we
could save?

35. Iron nanoparticles
Stanford University School of
Medicine created the iron
nanoparticles.

36.  Activate the immune
system to attack cancer
cells.
 Commercially available as
the injectable iron
supplement ferumoxytol,
are approved by the Food
and Drug Administration to
treat iron deficiency
anemia.

37.  The mouse study found that
ferumoxytol prompts immune cells
called tumor-associated
macrophages to destroy cancer
cells, suggesting that the
nanoparticles could complement
existing cancer treatments.

38.  Patients often need chemotherapy but must wait
until they recover from the operation to tolerate the
severe side effects of conventional chemo. The iron
nanoparticles lack the toxic side effects of
chemotherapy, suggesting they might be given to
patients during the surgical recovery period.

39. One step closer