The third-year Biomedical Engineering students of JUST had the unique privilege of visiting Ad-Din Sakina Medical College Hospital and Ad-Din Sakina Women’s Medical College. This enriching experience offered an opportunity to explore the synergy between engineering and medical sciences, extending their academic learning into real-world applications.

Key Takeaways from the Visit

Advanced Diagnostics

The students explored state-of-the-art radiology and imaging technologies, gaining insights into how engineering innovations enhance diagnostic precision. The equipment observed included:

 Philips DigitalDiagnost C90 X-Ray machine

 Canon RadPRO Mobile 40kW mobile digital X-ray system

 Canon CXDI-420C Fixed Detector digital radiography system

 Philips Affiniti 70 ultrasound device

 Fresenius 4008S Hemodialysis Machine

 Ultrasonography systems

Critical Care Units:

The group visited several critical care facilities, including:

 The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

 Maternal Operation Theatre

 Accident and Emergency Ward

 Renal Care Ward

These areas, equipped with advanced technologies such as state-of-the-art dialyzer machines, show cased the critical role of biomedical engineering in saving lives and improving healthcare outcomes.

Sophisticated Lab Tools

In the hospital laboratories, the students observed advanced diagnostic and research tools, including:

 Tokyo Boeki Medisys BIOUSS 301 Biochemistry Analyzer

 Getein GP3000 Hematology Analyzer

 Olympus U-MDOB3 microscope

 Sysmex XN-550 CBC analyzer

 Leica RM2125 RTS microtome

 Spirometers, ECG monitors, and centrifuge machines

These instruments provided invaluable insights into how technology supports diagnostics, research, and healthcare advancements.

Inter disciplinary Learning:

The visit extended into the exploration of medical disciplines such as Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, and Ophthalmology. These sessions emphasized the interconnectedness of engineering and medical sciences, highlighting the practical applications of biomedical engineering in healthcare.

Acknowledgments and Reflections

This transformative experience was made possible through the unwavering support and guidance of faculty members Dr. Farzana Khanam and Sk. Faizus Sadekin, whose dedication to student learning and growth was deeply appreciated. The students also extended their heartfelt gratitude to the hospital staff for their warm hospitality and detailed demonstrations, which made the visit both enriching and enjoyable. This visit broadened the students' understanding of the intersection between engineering and medicine, reinforcing their commitment to innovation in healthcare. Inspired by this

experience, they are motivated to contribute meaningfully to this evolving and impactful field.