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    The Negative Effects of SONAR The world was first introduced to SONAR during World War II. It was originally created by the Navy‚ for military use. It has since been used for a number of other things. Many people argue the need for the use of his device because of its powerful effects. Even though sonar can be used for positive medicinal purposes and research applications‚ SONAR technology can have harmful effects on marine life‚ humans‚ and unborn children. To begin‚ SONAR has been used throughout

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    rapidly advancing patient safety holds firm. Sonography differs significantly from other modalities in the imaging field. Unlike other modalities sonography does not use ionizing radiation. Ultrasound is the science of sound waves that have ultrasonic frequency. Sonography is the use of high frequency ultrasound waves to produce a medical image. A sonographic image can show tissues and organs. The most popular organs that may be viewed in sonography include: the brain‚ the heart and other vascular

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    Sonographer vs. Physical Therapist Miami Dade College Professor SLS 1125 December 1st‚ 2010 Job Description The Diagnostic Sonography more commonly known as Ultrasound is a medical procedure in which you use high frequency sound waves to produce visual images of organs tissues or blood flow inside the body. Ultrasound is regularly known as the procedure used to examine women who are expecting. Although‚ Sonography is used in many different ways other than for expectant mothers. Sonography

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    and digital images can be sent almost anywhere in the world for interpretation by experts in the field‚ known as sonographers. The ultrasound machine has far surpassed the stethoscope in clinical usefulness‚ and ultrasonography training is being incorporated in the first year of many medical schools. Accurate image acquisition is key to ultrasonography‚ as ultrasound technology offers a variety of applications: confirming medical disorders‚ treating musculoskeletal problems‚ obtaining images of internal

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    akManagement 3040 Understanding the International Environment of Firms GE Healthcare in India: An Ultrasound Strategy? Introduction GE Healthcare India‚ a joint venture between General Electric and the Indian multinational Wipro Ltd.‚ was the market leader in the ultrasound machine market with sales growth of 10% for the previous fiscal year in 2007. The enormous market potential and General Electric’s successful low-cost operations fitted well with the aggressive sales strategy that the

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    diagnostic sonographers‚ or ultrasound technologists‚ assist physicians to make a medical diagnosis. There are many different areas sonographers have to have knowledge of and can specialize in‚ such as: abdomen (AB)‚ cardiac (AE)‚ musculoskeletal (MSK)‚ breast (BR)‚ gynecology/obstetrics (OB)‚ and vascular technologies (VT). For example‚ with ultrasonography‚ optical

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    Sonography

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    Let’s start with how to perform the ultrasound scan. Sonographers use transducers‚ and other equipment‚ to study the shape and form of organs‚ muscles and soft tissue in the body. The scans are usually performed on a specific area of the body to be studied. A topical solution is applied to a small area on the patient’s body first before the scan is conducted. Then the sonographer uses the transducer to perform the scan on the area where that solution was applied. The transducer is a hand

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    of the human body; Operators utilize transducers to send sound waves through the human body which in turn project images onto a screen in a process commonly known as ultrasounds. Many people associate ultrasounds to only be used to see a fetus in the womb but there are actually a variety of specializations and purposes ultrasounds are used for including to examine musculoskeletal systems‚ the abdomen‚ internal organs‚ vascular systems and more. The images that sonographers create aid doctors and

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    Movie Review: In the Womb

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    Experience the life before birth‚ The formation‚ a step by step in a film that have not been seen like him.  In the womb‚ was produced for National Geographic Channel .  Its includes features in advanced technology‚ simulations that have been generated by ultrasound photography in four dimensions.  Before it takes its first breath‚ a human baby has been through an incredible transformation from a single cell to a complex‚ self-sustaining organism.  Watch this amazing process in real time inside the womb.

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    (1992) Modern Fuchs‚ F. J.‚ (1999). Ultrasonic cleaning: fundamental theory and application. Applications Engineering‚ Blackstone-Ney Ultrasonics Inc.‚ Jamestown‚ New York‚ USA; Ozcan‚ E.‚ ‘Ultrasound assisted extraction of phenolic from grape pomace’ (2006)‚1-62  Garcia‚ L. and Castro‚ L. (2003) ‘Ultrasound: a powerful tool for leaching’‚ Trends in Analytical Chemistry‚ 22(1)‚ 41-43 IHW (2005) Movement across membranes; Diffusion‚ osmosis and active transport[online]‚ available: http://www.biologymad

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