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Nikhil K Sahai

from Hoboken, NJ
Age ~36
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Also known as:
Mikhil Sahai
Related to:
Suruj SahaiSeema Sheth, 43Chelsea E Moore, 36Subhash C Sahai, 76Elizabeth C Moore, 57Nutan Sahai, 71Randy S Moore, 61Subhash C Gupta, 77Rohit SahaiNeena R Gupta, 69Anish Sheth, 45Eileen J Sahai, 44Tarun R Mirchandani, 49
Connected to:
Ajay Sahai, 55Ashok K Sahai, 80Faye K Sahai, 57Gaurav Sahai, 49Gayatri Sahai, 48Himanshu Sahai, 38Parijat Sahai, 52Rashmi K Sahai, 39Scot D Sahai, 52Shankar Sahai, 60

Nikhil Sahai Phones & Addresses

  • Hoboken, NJ
  • Minneapolis, MN
  • Jersey City, NJ
  • Webster City, IA
  • Iowa City, IA
  • Evanston, IL
  • Coral Springs, FL

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Orthopaedic Surgery Resident

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Location:
Chicago, IL
Industry:
Medical Practice
Work:
The University of Iowa since 2011
Medical Student
The University of Iowa 2010 - 2011
MPH
Education:
Northwestern University 2006 - 2010
Biochemistry, Business Institutions
Skills:
Molecular Biology
Research
Data Analysis
Cell Culture
Microsoft Excel
Powerpoint
Public Speaking
Teaching
Microsoft Office
Tissue Engineering
Microsoft Word
Nonprofits
Spanish
Genetics
Microscopy
Biotechnology
Higher Education
Biomaterials
Stata
Grant Writing
Languages:
Spanish
Hindi
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Us Patents

Wireless Stethobroadcasting Instrument For Medical Training

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US Patent:
20160078779, Mar 17, 2016
Filed:
Sep 14, 2015
Appl. No.:
14/853211
Inventors:
Nikhil SAHAI - Webster City IA, US
Subhash Sahai, JR. - Webster City IA, US
Arun Somani - Ames IA, US
International Classification:
G09B 19/00
A61B 7/02
G09B 5/04
Abstract:
A method and system provides improved auscultation training for medical students and other healthcare providers. The system includes an instructor stethoscope which generates an acoustic output corresponding to an ausculatory sound from the patient. The acoustic output is wirelessly transmitted to earpieces worn by one or more students such that the students can simultaneously listen with the instructor to the ausculatory sound. The acoustic output may be recorded for future listening and training The instructor stethoscope includes a resonance chamber having a capacitive pickup to receive the ausculatory sound wave from the stethoscope chest piece. The acoustic wave is converted to an analog signal and then to a digital signal, which is broadcast and then re-converted to an analog signal for the listening students.
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