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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2023 · 8 MIN

Hello, are those my insides you’re looking for?

from Science For Care · host Healthtech For Care

Journey with Anca Petre on Science for Care as we traverse the timeline of medical imaging. Remember the early days when diagnosing ailments seemed like a mystical dance? Dive deep into the ingenuity of Dr. Rene Laennec and his creation of the stethoscope, an invention that forever changed the realm of medicine.  Venture into the world of ultrasound, as Dr. Karl Dussik ushers in a revolution with ultrasonic waves, giving doctors the much-sought-after ability to 'see' within. Hear from Olivier de Fresnoye of EchOpen as he takes us through the advancements, including POCUS – the pocket-sized ultrasound device turning doctors into real-life superheroes. But there's more! EchOpen aims to render medical imaging accessible for all. Imagine a world where your smartphone transforms into an ultrasound machine, making medical imaging as commonplace as the thermometer in your drawer. Discover the future of healthcare where AI-driven interpretations might just make imaging a household name. Will ultrasounds become the 21st-century stethoscope? Only time will tell. Podcast by HealthTech for Care Production: MedShake Studio  Host: Anca Petre  Guest: Olivier de Fresnoye Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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