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Long-Distance Ultrasound Exams Controlled By JoystickParis, France (ESA) Dec 14, 2010 Ultrasound is an extremely useful medical technique, provided the operator has the expertise. In small clinics, however - and still more on spacecraft - trained radiologists are rare. So ESA is testing a new robotic ultrasound system for remote operation by distant specialists. An assistant simply holds the device against the patient and the ultrasound expert can move the probe as if present in the examination room, rather than thousands of kilometres away. They control the device in real ti ... read more |
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