Nano Medical Device

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Nano Medical Device
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AV-1

• Architects Stella Mandago, Ed, Joe Schumacher,
  Shahrzad Grami
• Purpose
• To obtain funding for the feasibility analysis
  for a nano medical device.
• Scope Health care industry
• Stakeholders
• Hospitals, Pharmaceuticals and Device companies,
  Doctors, Patients, FDA, FCC, Health Insurance
  Providers, 3is (Innovative Implant Ideas),
  Component Vendors

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AV-1

• Mission
• To develop a nano medical device suitable for
  sale to doctors and patients to detect cancerous
  cells and optimize administration treatment.
• Geography
• North America
• Risk
• FDA certification time approval
• Environmental testing,
• Device existing benignly in the body

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AV-1

• Rule, Conventional, Criteria
• Device perscribed by doctors to add to their
  disease detection and drug formulation
• Administered to the patient with the drug
• Assumption
• Current functionality will be replicated on nano
  scale
• Findings
• Less invasive to patient to use
• Quicker diagnosis
• Less drug dosing
• Tools Microsoft office products, Microsoft
  project

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Basic Device Details Feb 8, 2007

• Functions
• To detect breast cancer
• Mutated DNA
• Modified cell signals
• Modified shape
• Modified mechanical strength
• To dispense drug in presence of cancer
• To transmit information to receiver on status
• Specifications
• Chip
• Memory
• Sensor
• Drug dispenser
• RFID tag - transceiver

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OV-1 Diagram
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OV-1 Detailed Description
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OV-4 Org Chart
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OV-5 Top level
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OV-1 Nodes OV-5 Activities
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OV-5 activity numbers mapped to OV-1 nodes
OV-5 A 3,7,8
OV-5 A 3,7,8
OV-5 A 6,8
OV-5 A 2,3,4,7,8
OV-5 A 1-8
OV-5 A 4,7,8
OV-5 A 4,7,8
OV-5 A 2,4,6,7
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Data Elements Table 1

• See Excel File