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Origami in medical field: a review article

Author:

Chayut Yodmon

Subject Area:

Life Sciences

Abstract:

Origami or Japanese paper folding had been invented hundreds of years ago. Initially for entertaining purposes such as making models and toys. As the time pass by people have found ways to use origami in mathematics, science, education and medical field. Origami can be use in medical purposes such as stent, stomach wounds patching robot, concentration span in autistic children and lower stress in traumatized children. And the use of origami in medical field seems to be increasing constantly as the time pass by.

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