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Ultrasound technology has advanced dramatically in the previous decade because of imaging technology and healthcare reform breakthroughs. These advancements improve patient experiences and increase the accuracy of diagnoses, all of which benefit patients suffering from various illnesses. Continue reading to learn more about the most recent advances in Ultrasound Imaging. Ultrasound Imaging Technology Advancements We will discuss the most recent advancements in ultrasound imaging technology and the cost-effectiveness of various contrast media. Future ultrasonic breakthroughs,...

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Medical imaging is a very vital aspect of medical practice, and is required for the detection of several ailments and conditions that could not be diagnosed with the naked eye. Have you ever paused to think about the role and importance of imaging technology in the field of medicine? The process has revolutionized the way the healthcare industry works and enables practitioners, surgeons, and scientists to understand more about human anatomy. Physicians frequently recommend diagnostic...

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AI is becoming a powerful tool in every industry and its impact in healthcare has become telling. In wake of the pandemic, AI is also being used heavily in the fight against COVID-19. Despite many worries and concerns that people tend to have with AI, combining it with biomedical engineering has developed some pretty powerful tools. Deep learning is a subset of machine learning and AI concerned with mimicking the function of the human brain....

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The average waiting time for an MRI scan is 21 days, according to the latest Diagnostic Imaging Dataset published by NHS England. This compares to same day for X-Rays, Fluoroscopy and Medical Photography. Yet even that 21 day figure, extracted by NHS Digital from local Radiology Information Systems, masks the true extent of the problem. It’s skewed by the number of in-patients who have their test done far quicker. A third (33%) of the two million out-patients referred...

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