telecommunications engineer from a Japanese company engaged in the manufacture of ultrasound (Aloka), Ricardo Alamo, said today in Laredo that this tool will not only diagnose but "be used as a therapeutic tool" in the short term. Speaking at the seminar on 'Electro-medical engineering' of the summer courses at the University of Cantabria (UC) in Laredo, said that the ultrasound Alamo "is set to revolutionize the century", and ruled that "if the stethoscope was used tool in the twentieth century, the scanner will be the twenty-first century. "
As reported by the UC, the engineer of one of the leading ultrasound companies worldwide explained that it is investing a lot of money and effort in research for new techniques and has said that in the short term will be improved 3D tools and 4D ultrasound machines, resolution and contrasting techniques. Within the latter ventured the possibility that the medium term is implemented as a therapeutic tool.
The engineer said that the ultrasound is a safe tool "because it uses no radiation" and has no side effects on the patient. Furthermore, it is quick, easy diagnosis, progress is being made and "we can say that no medical specialty that does not rely on ultrasound for a rapid, accurate and relatively inexpensive."
Source: europapress.es
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