Ultrasound diagnostics

Author: Qian Yunqiu
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: The 1980s were a period of rapid development in ultrasound medicine. With the continuous advancement of ultrasound diagnostic instruments, high-sensitivity real-time two-dimensional ultrasound, pulsed Doppler, and color Doppler flowimeters were successively introduced and put into clinical use, marking a new stage for ultrasound diagnosis. The application of ultrasound diagnosis not only clearly displays the morphological structure and blood flow dynamics of internal organs and their lesions but also enables quantitative analysis. Ultrasound diagnosis has significantly improved the detection rate of early lesions and, in some aspects, even surpasses other medical imaging diagnostic methods. The application scope of ultrasound diagnosis continues to expand, currently covering almost all parts of the body. Precisely for this reason, medical professionals and patients highly value this non-invasive diagnostic technique, and it has become one of the essential or first-choice diagnostic methods in clinical practice.