Ultrasound in not only confined to hospitals with bulky equipments and reliable power supplies. Now, to perform an ultrasound test a new system has been emerged that is a machine miniaturized to the size of a laptop computer.
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Hmm...a portable brain scanner from Hitachi! Looks like the guys at the company have taken a break from manufacturing LCDs and Plasmas. Anyway, they have developed a prototype lightweight, portable brain scanner that allows users to keep tabs on their
If you ever visit a psychiatrist's clinic, don't mistake that helmet-shaped device as something other than its having a good and considerable relation to your patient. Weird though it may look, with all those crawling electrodes in it, the newly...
Now, experts can study patients suffering from bipolar affective disorder and schizophrenia by using a novel and amazing device - 'LifeShirt.' It is a computerized vest that if the patient is made to wear, can continuously monitor his movements.
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Canadian researchers has claimed that they have developed the most detailed movable '4D' image of human model that will enable doctors to plan complex surgeries or to exhibit patients that how illness looks like inside their bodies.
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After undergoing detailed analysis on VNS(vagus nerve stimulator) technique, researchers have proved that by delivering an electrical charge into the brain through the vagus or pneumogastric nerve can chiefly help to eradicate depression but they are...
You know, I know, even the smokers know that smoking kills. But yet they smoke on and on and do not stop. Not even those anti-smoking warnings written on the front of the packets are able to have any effect on a few hard-edged puffers that in reality,...
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation or commonly known as CPR is the last procedure in any life threatening situation. In order to enhance this life saving process, the Canadian electronic CPR glove has proved to be extremely efficient.
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Professor Graham Clark of the Melbourne University has been awarded the 2007 Klaus Joachim Zulch prize, Germany's highest neuroscience award for the invention of bionic ear implant. The new invention will help thousands of deaf people across the...
According to a study over 200 milion people suffer with urinary incontinence (inability to control the flow of urine and involuntary urination). Now, AssureFlow concept device can now act as a manually switchable on-off tap for the bladder to assist...
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