Search Tag: Clinical
2018 22 Sep
Today’s clinical laboratory faces increased patient volumes, a rise in chronic illnesses and more educated patients demanding real-time information — all leading to rising costs. As a result, laboratories are often an easy target for budget cuts because decision makers are focused more on cost instead of total value. Solutions, such as headcount...Read more
2017 09 May
3D Printing is becoming progressively more accessible and is gaining momentum in several fields of medicine. From preoperative planning to developing innovative tools that enhance medical procedures, the endless possibilities in creating 3D anatomical models make the technology highly seductive in the quest to help patients. Ever since its inception,...Read more
2017 30 Apr
Researchers at the University of Kragujevac have proposed a new, non-invasive 3D methodology to assess scoliosis It's a bright new day in Serbia. Researchers at the University of Kragujevac have proposed a new, non-invasive 3D methodology to assess scoliosis, in which spine measurements can be performed by limiting radiation exposure and human...Read more
2017 28 Apr
Pre-operative templating would have permitted the identification of a more appropriate offset and avoided an extreme case of Trendelenburg Gait. Grant Shaw, Orthopaedic Surgeon at Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth, UK, describes the case of a new patient who presented with the worst case of Trendelenburg gait he had come across. Dr Shaw...Read more
2016 20 Jan
Introduction Ultrasound contrast imaging is becoming increasingly important in clinical applications and in researches. Traditional contrast agent ultrasound imaging technologies, such as pulse inversion/phase inversion imaging and coded contrast imaging, have focused on the second harmonic properties of the contrast agents and tissRead more