La Neurobionics as an Emerging Discipline: Contributions to the Future of Health Sciences and Social Sciences
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Neurobionics, Engineering, Neurosciences, Bibliometrics, ReviewAbstract
Neurobionics is a science that is bordering between the health sciences, engineering and neurosciences, taking elements from these scientific disciplines, becoming a relatively new science, which has caused it to be a very little known field, even among health science professionals, however, they are still a discipline that is itself a basic science, but also an applied science. The present study has used two softwares: CASP and STROBE, to conduct a survey of the forty databases of the National Institutes of Health of the United States of North America, in order to review the last ten years in relation to literature scientist on neurobionics. Six different equations were analyzed for the search and inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied. The study yielded information and findings that indicate that neurobionics is an extremely promising field, both for making contributions to the health sciences and for the social sciences, given its enormous versatility and capacity to carry out transdisciplinary work, since it is in the frontier of human knowledge, to the point of forcing us to rethink the definition of what the human species is in light of the use of technologies integrated into the central nervous system.
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