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Nuclear Disasters Likely to Occur Once in 20 Years
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Chips to Monitor Ultrasound Machines in Haryana
State department officials in Haryana have confirmed that they will install silent observer chips in all ultrasound machines to monitor the ultrasound processes being done by doctors at priv...

Aortic Aneurysm Treatment can be Monitored by Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound
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Automated Breast Ultrasound Reduces Physician Interpretation Time
Automated breast ultrasound offers quick and more complete breast cancer screening, reveals study. Mammography misses more than one-third of cancers in women with dense breasts, sai...

A Third of CT Scans Had Positive Findings When Followed Up After Inconclusive Abdominal Ultrasound
A study conducted at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston has found that nearly a third of CT scans carried out after inconclusive abdominal ultrasound examinations came back with po...

New X-Ray Technique Identifies Fibers That Maintain Regular Heart Rhythm
Using a new 3D X-ray technique, researchers from University of Liverpool have managed to identify tissue fibers in the heart that make sure that the heart muscles beat in a regular rhythm. ...

Pregnancy-Related DVT Could Be Eliminated With Single Scan
Research: Single complete compression ultrasonography�s diagnostic value in pregnant and postpartum women with assumed deep vein thrombosis: potential study. Compression ultrasonography,...

Tremor, Movement-Disorder Sufferers Could Profit From MR-Guided Focused Ultrasound Surgery: Study
The use of MR-guided focused ultrasound surgery (MRgFUS) may be very effective in alleviating tremor and other types of movement disorders as demonstrated by research findings presented at t...

Panel Recommends Use of Ultrasound Machines to Screen for Breast Cancer
A US Food and Drug Administration advisory panel has recommended that the agency approve the widespread use of automated ultrasound machines in screening for breast cancer. The FDA�s Radiol...

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