Titlebook: Humans and Devices in Medical Contexts; Case Studies from Ja Susanne Brucksch,Kaori Sasaki Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Knowledge and Culture Behind the Dosimetry System: Japanese Scientists, Radioactive Disasters and th. This leads to the question of how these dosimetry systems were actually established and standardized, and how Japanese and American scientists collaborated in their establishment. The chapter approaches the process of knowledge production on ionizing radiation and its generation from an historical

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Standardized Brain-Death Diagnostic Procedure: The Japanese Controversy of the 1980s and 1990sevices. Consequently, the Japanese brain-death diagnostic procedure was shaped alongside intensive reflection over not only which medical technology would be more reliable and feasible to confirm brain-death accurately, but also which cultural position should be taken; that is, whether Japan should

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Medical Technology, Terminal Care and Criminal Law: Court Cases from Japan criminal legal theory; some conclusions are drawn as to the legality/illegality of the acts evoking death in terminal care and the need for legislation. Overall, the cases presented demonstrate the complex legal interpretation of medical practices as well as the socio-technical settings between the

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Close Collaboration Between Medical Professionals and Engineers in Medical-Device Innovation: The Coliaison platform called “Commons for Medicine and Engineering Japan”, which seeks to provide opportunities for the exchange of ideas and information between medical and technological fields, with the particular involvement of small and medium-sized enterprises. The author discusses the boundaries qu