Dr. TENG mainly teaches many major practical courses on medical instrumentation of the undergraduate students, including “biomedical electronics”, “BME synthetized practical training”, “embedded medical instrument design”, “fundamentals of medical instruments”, etc. He also takes charge of the summer internship of the junior students

Non-invasive detecting tissue oxygenation using optical methods:

1. Basic principles

2. Instrument design

3. Medical applications

1. Teng Yichao, the innovative teaching experiments of medical instrument design courses of the undergraduate students, Proceedings on the 24th education symposium of Tsinghua University, pp. 305-9, Tsinghua University Press, Feb 2015

2. Teng Yichao, Li Yue and Hou Xinlin, Non-invasive detecting human tissue hemoglobin concentrations using near-infrared spectroscopy with in vivo calibration, Int J Mechatronics Automation, 2012, 2(1), 25-33

3. Teng Yichao, Ding Haishu, Huang Lan, et al, Non-invasive measurement and validation of tissue oxygen saturation covered with overlying tissues, Prog Nat Sci. 18 (9): 1083-8 (2008)

Hou Xinlin, Ding Haiyan, Teng Yichao, et al, Research on the relationship between brain anoxia at different regional oxygen saturations and brain damage using near-infrared spectroscopy, Physiol Meas. 28 (10): 1251-65 (2007)

4. Ding Haishu, Teng Yichao, Non-invasively monitoring human tissue oxygenation using near infrared spectroscopy: independent innovations, Laser & Optoelectronics Progress 44 (9): 14-31 (in Chinese, 2007)

5. Teng Yichao, Ding Haishu, Gong Qingcheng, et al, Monitoring cerebral oxygen saturation during cardiopulmonary bypass using near-infrared spectroscopy: the relationships with body temperature and perfusion rate, J Biomed Opt.11 (2): 024016 (2006)