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Breast Density Notification Laws in the USA Found to Considerably Raise Costs Yet Save Few Lives

Laws requiring supplemental ultrasound screening for women with dense breasts would significantly increase costs and save comparatively few lives, according to new research.  More...
24 Dec 2014

New Generation of 3-D Ultrasound and Mammography Image Processing Software Announced

A new range of 3-D Ultrasound volume processing and image rendering software products has been developed that can create photo-like images for early diagnosis of fetal abnormalities.    More...
09 Dec 2014
Image: Researchers have developed a technique that allows ultrasound to penetrate bone or metal, using customized structures that offset the distortion usually caused by these so-called aberrating layers (Photo courtesy of Yun Jing).

New Ultrasound Technology Penetrates Bone and Metal

Researchers have developed a technique that allows ultrasound to penetrate bone or metal using customized structures that offset the distortion typically caused by these so-called “aberrating layers.”  More...
02 Dec 2014
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Handheld Ultrasound Technology Used to Help Medical Students Optimize Diagnoses

New research has revealed that training medical students to use a handheld ultrasound device can enhance the accuracy of their physical diagnosis.   More...
30 Nov 2014
Image: Carestream will present the Touch ultrasound system with an all-touch control panel at this year’s RSNA annual meeting (Photo courtesy of Craestream).

Streamlined Ultrasound System with All-Touch Control Panel Designed to Enhance Productivity

A new ultrasound system has been designed that offers a cutting-edge combination of excellent user experience and image quality to meet the requirements of radiologists and sonographers.  More...
26 Nov 2014
Image:  In DMD muscles, light-colored fat cells invade the deep-colored cells of healthy muscle, creating a different ultrasound signature that can be converted into easy-to-understand values or signals to be displayed by a device to be used for monitoring muscle health (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons).

Low-Resolution Ultrasound Used to Measure Muscle Health

People suffering from muscular dystrophy could one day assess the effectiveness of their medication with the help of a smartphone-linked device. The new study used a new way to process ultrasound imaging data that could lead to hand-held devices to provide fast, effective medical information.   More...
18 Nov 2014
Image:  A new type of medical imaging technology could diagnose cardiovascular disease by measuring ultrasound signals from molecules exposed to a fast-pulsing laser. The system, called intravascular photoacoustic imaging, takes precise three-dimensional images of plaques lining arteries and identifies deposits that are likely to rupture and cause heart attacks. This cross-sectional view of an artery shows lipids (green) deposited inside the arterial wall. Black and white indicate contrast showing the cross-sectional geometry (Photo courtesy of Purdue University).

Intravascular Photoacoustic Imaging Technology Designed for Diagnosing Heart Disease

Researchers are close to bringing to market a new type of medical imaging technology that could detect cardiovascular disease by measuring ultrasound signals from molecules exposed to a fast-pulsing laser.  More...
17 Nov 2014
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MedImaging channel of MedImaging offers comprehensive coverage of medical sonography in its Ultrasound channel dealing with diagnostic and obstetric sonography, palliative applications (MRgFUS), as well as reports on scanners and transducers.