Functional evaluation device capable of evaluating an artificial

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128739, 73587, A61B 700

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ABSTRACT:
In a functional evaluation device for use in evaluating functional degradation of an artificial device buried in a living body, frequency zones of acoustic emission are detected by the use of the fact that the functional degradation brings about variation of the frequency zones. The acoustic emission may be measured at two different positions adjacent to the artificial device so as to detect an arrival time difference of the acoustic emission and to thereby locate the functional degradation. The acoustic emission is therefore picked up by a pair of transducers placed at the two positions and is processed by a processing circuit for detecting whether or not the functional degradation takes place and by a determining circuit for locating the functional degradation.

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