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A historical review of diagnostic ultrasound imaging

Bill Smith ultrasound

The impact of individual imaging technologies can be gauged in terms of the areas of medicine they benefit, cost factors, accessibility, acceptability to patients and concerns regarding potential biological hazards. It is in this context that ultrasound scanning has, over the years, proven to be of tremendous diagnostic value both in terms of its influence on clinical management and from a practical point of view.

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