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    employed for decades. With ucts it highlighted at the time – a glocalization‚ companies develop ‚ handheld electrocardiothe reverse. great products at home and then gram device and a portable‚ PCdistribute them worldwide‚ with some adaptations based ultrasound machine that sells for as little as to local conditions. It allows multinationals to make ‚ – are revolutionary‚ and not just because the optimal trade-o between the global scale so of their small size and low price. They’re also excrucial to minimizing

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    by research that any factors of health and care can be improved then it is. Researchers found that children are more vulnerable to radiation‚ which can increase the odds of them developing cancer later in life and therefore came up the idea for ultrasound scans to be used on children‚ rather than CT scans where they are exposed to unnecessary radiation. The researchers carried out a trial on 44 children with chronic liver problems‚ the test was able to accurately diagnose patients. Therefore‚ this

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    this and to design an ultrasound-enhanced process that would lead to homochirality in the absence of glass beads‚ we employed seeding during ultrasound-enhanced deracemization. We theorized that by introducing larger seed crystals to the system after the establishment of the monodispersed sized crystals (~2 hours)‚ we would broaden the crystal size distribution and thus allow the deracemization process to resume. To test this idea we performed seeded experiments using ultrasound‚ in which we introduced

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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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    Title : DEVISES USED TO  OVERCOME THE  LIMITATION OF SIGHT  AND HEARING Name: Ng Chean Wy Class: 2B6 Year: 2013 Teacher’s Name: Introduction This scrapbook is about devices used to overcome the limitation of sight and hearing. There are many ways human beings can lose their sense of sight and hearing‚ such as deformity at birth‚ illness and accidents. Human beings have learnt to overcome this by a variety of ways through experience‚ religion‚ scientific discovery and medicine

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    INTRODUCTION Defects of Hearing •Hearing defects means ear is not working correctly or as well as it should. •It may occur in more than one part of the ear. •1. DEAF-full or partial decrease in the ability to detect or understand sounds. Deaf usually caused by : - Eardrum is torn-cannot function - Ossicle bone fused together-can’t vibrate - Auditory nerve damaged by loud sound - Cochlea damage due to sickness/ drugs •2. Temporary hearing loss-build-up of earwax •3. Presbycusis- hearing loss

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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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    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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    becoming an increasingly attractive alternative to radiologic procedures such as x-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Accounting for approximately 50‚300 jobs in the United States in 2008‚ compared to the 214‚000 jobs held by radiologic technicians‚ according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Sonography is a small yet rapidly growing field. In diagnostic imaging‚ there are several procedures that aid doctors in the diagnoses of ailments in patients. Radiology‚ commonly known as x

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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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