Ultrasound does active wound healing
November 9, 2009
I came across a neat article in Forbes where researchers are using ultrasound to stimulate blood flow and heal chronic wounds. This is just another use for ultrasound. I wrote an article about diagnostic ultrasound a few months ago, Rob Cravotta wrote up 3-D ultrasound, and there are other uses like using a lot of ultrasound energy to break up tumors or kidney stones. There are also industrial uses like film thickness measurement. It is a fascinating area— and ultrasound system is a complex transmitter receiver chain with aspects far more interesting than a radar signal chain, which it resembles.
Posted by Paul Rako on November 9, 2009 |
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November 10, 2009
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