The Blood Pressure Monitor at Home

Posted by Rara | March 10th, 2010 in Blood Pressure Monitors | No Comments »

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The incorporation of an algorithm to detect atrial fibrillation, a blood pressure monitor at home could be a reliable method of screening for this arrhythmia.

Stergiou of Sotiria Hospital of Athens (Greece) and colleagues assessed the automatic device in 73 people: 27 with atrial fibrillation, 23 with arrhythmia other than atrial fibrillation and 23 reference persons in sinus rhythm.

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The Endoscopy Unit Increases Its Activity by 23%

Posted by Rara | March 9th, 2010 in Endoscopy | No Comments »

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The staff of the Endoscopy Unit, Hospital Vega Baja has been a total of 4918 diagnostic techniques in 2009, representing an increase of 23% over the previous year, which made 3991 tests.

Endoscopic demand is growing and tending to increase its minimally invasive nature and the great amount of information it provides. It also enables accurate and efficient diagnosis while curative treatments.

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Ultrasound with a USB Mobile

Posted by Rara | March 8th, 2010 in Ultrasonic | No Comments »

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Researchers developed a system for performing ultrasound with cell attached to a small tube through a USB device. The system could become “essential computer in the developing world, where medical personnel prepared scarce, but most of the population, up to 90%, have access to mobile phone masts,” said one of its inventors , the American engineer William D. Richard.

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Portable Ultrasound Accessible to All Budgets

Posted by Rara | March 6th, 2010 in Ultrasonic | No Comments »

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Today it is possible to count within their diagnostic methods provides its patients with a portable ultrasound equipment with excellent performance, apply to proceedings that are commonly performed as in birth control studies in general abdominal, soft tissue study etc.

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Crean Ultrasound System The Size of a Cell

Posted by Rara | March 5th, 2010 in Ultrasonic | 2 Comments »

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Many of us have seen a doctor and seen (or experienced) the ultrasound machines, which among other things are used to see babies in the womb, or scan your brain.

However, these machines are usually quite large, and the most modern “portable” is the size of a printer.

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Hospital Equipped With a Mammography and an Ultrasound

Posted by Rara | March 4th, 2010 in Ultrasonic | 1 Comment »

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The Province of Buenos Aires opened the envelopes of the Public Bidding for. Appliances that are expected to arrive in the course of this year for use in the local hospital. Analysis will expand substantially through imaging.

The local hospital Virgen del Carmen, this year will be equipped with a portable ultrasound and mammography, as assured sources of the Health Ministry in Buenos Aires DISCUSSION.

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Technology Help Clarify Genetic Structure of AIDS

Posted by Rara | March 3rd, 2010 in Electronic Components | No Comments »

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Health sciences and scientific research to find a new technique that enables them to see clearly genetic AIDS virus.

This technique is like providing a “big picture” to facilitate the genetic study of the AIDS virus. Not only led to the discovery of AIDS therapies in new ways, this technique can also be used to observe and diseases such as influenza virus and others.

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Computer Game Treats Eye Disorders In Children

Posted by Rara | March 2nd, 2010 in Electronic Components | No Comments »

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Children with eye disorder syndrome commonly called “lazy eye” or amblyopia can be cured with therapy using a special computer games designed by scientists from the University of Tel Aviv.

Traditional treatment requires the use of amblyopia special glasses so thick that for several months before the eyes of patients actually improved.

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Move Wheelchair with Mind Power

Posted by Rara | March 1st, 2010 in Electronic Components | No Comments »

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A group of scientists claimed to have found a way to run a wheelchair using only the power of the mind.

A wheelchair had been created by a Japanese automotive company, Toyota, through research funded by involving a group of scientists.

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Bionic Eye Helps the Blind’s Sight

Posted by Rara | February 27th, 2010 in Electronic Components | 1 Comment »

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Electronic retinal implant or bionic eye that can help disabled people with a certain look better, getting closer to reality thanks to the findings made in the MIT scientists.

This engineering eye is not as perfect as the original eye. But by replacing the function of retinal cells, this bionic robot can help provide the basis for the vision of those who suffer from retinitis pigmentation or age-related muscular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness.

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