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Gaining penetration, resolution and diagnostic confidence with C5-1 transducer
St. Paul’s Hospital, located in Vancouver B.C., upgraded its lab to use C5-1 transducers to help reduce the number of failed ultrasound exams from technically difficult patients.
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Reduce ultrasound exam time 30-50%
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Saving time while increasing revenue
Julia Drose
University of Colorado results for a variety of exams shows increased productivity in ultrasound exams with efficient protocol driven ultrasound exams.
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Image structures in 3 planes
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The three-vessel view and multislice imaging
Leeber Cohen, M.D.
The use of 3D imaging can be used for screening, and correctly diagnosing, congenital heart defects. The two types of acquisition are rapid acquisition and spatio-temporal image correlation
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The value of volume imaging in fetal lung assessment
Patrizia Vergani
Predicting the risk of pulmonary hypoplasia due to PPROM may have a great impact on perinatal care. Recent studies comparing 2D biometric parameters with 3D lung measurements seem to be promising
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An introduction to fetal neurosonography using three-dimensional ultrasound
Taddei F, Fratelli N, Prefumo F, Franceshetti L, Signorelli M and Frusca T
3D ultrasound has shown to be a potentially useful tool both in basic and detailed examination of the fetal brain. The aim of this paper is to describe possible applications of this technique
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Spatio-Temporal Imaging Correlation (STIC) in fetal echocardioraphy
Taddei F, Franceschetti L, Signorelli M, Prefumo F, Fratelli N, Frusca T and Groli C
In STIC technology, an automated device incorporated into the ultrasound probe performs a slow sweep acquiring a single 3D volume. This volume is composed of a great number of 2D frames
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xMATRIX array transducer in fetal echocardiography
Taddei F, Franceshetti L, Signorelli M, Prefumo F, Fratelli N, Frusca T and Groli C
The introduction of xMATRIX array transducers in fetal ultrasound has made possible a new modality of volume acquisition and elaboration where a pyramidal volumetric ultrasound beam can be built up
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