Step by Step 3D/4D Ultrasound in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility by Kuldeep Singh

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  • Author:Kuldeep Singh,Narendra Malhotra
  • Edition:2/E
  • Publisher:Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd
  • Year:2013
  • ISBN:9789350905289
  • page:146
  • Product Type: Paper Back

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Quick Overview

The advancement in technology today has revolutionized ultrasound imaging. The 20th and the 21st centuries will be remembered in history for medical advances and ultrasound imaging will feature as the find of the century. While 2D gray scale imaging has revolutionized diagnosis and anatomical imaging, color has added more physiological information of an organ and disease perfusion, and 3D and 4D have added a new dimension to imaging.

The 3D and 4D imaging have also seen a revolution and it is now possible to do virtual fetoscopy noninvasively with the newer 4D machines by directing focussed lights. Also, the study of fetal neural behavior has opened a new chapter in fetal brain development.

It is now possible to see, noninvasively in 3D and also quantify volume and blood flows. With 4D (live 3D), it is possible to evaluate fetal well-being and fetal anatomy and anomaly.

The innovations in computer technology and advancements will continue to happen in the next century.
Key Features

The aim of writing this Step by Step 30/40 Ultrasound in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility is to open a new dimension of imaging “Be not the first to abandon the old, yet not be the last to accept the change”.

Practical applications of 30/40 in obstetrics, gynecology and infertility are in abundance in the book for day-to-day clinical practice.

Hope that readers will enjoy and benefit from this handbook on 30/40 scanning in obstetrics and gynecology and will add a new dimension to your imaging skills.

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