Lung ultrasound scanning is essential for diagnosing lung diseases. The scan effectiveness critically depends on both longitudinal and transverse scans through intercostal spaces to reduce rib ...

Super-resolution ultrasound (SRUS) has evolved significantly with the advent of ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM). This technique enables subwavelength resolution imaging using microbubble ...

Chest pain is the second most common reason for adults to present to an emergency department in the United States, accounting for >7 million visits annually. 2 Although noncardiac causes of chest pain ...

A woman says she “hated” being a mom the “minute” her daughter was put on her chest – and says she still dislikes motherhood as she “can’t be ...

Dr. Shelia Swartz shared practical insights into the use of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) to enhance pediatric inpatient ...

In an aging society, the care of chronic diseases has become a major social burden and has imposed significant impacts on the ...

A man has been injured after he was shot with an air weapon. Suffolk Police was called to Granary Road, Newmarket, by the ambulance service at 06:35 BST following reports the man in his 30s had ...

A chest X-ray should be done—preferably in a standing position—to check for signs of fluid or whitening of the lung. If there is any suspicion of pus collection, a chest ultrasound is the next ...

In cases where a simple pleural effusion (stage I) with thickness > 2 cm is identified, thoracentesis and possible chest drainage should be performed (depending on the macroscopic characteristics of ...

Some comforting news for you: the chest, aka the pecs, are a hard muscle group to grow. However, there’s a chance you may also be making some avoidable mistakes that are holding back your progress.

Find out more about the average diagnostic medical sonographer salary and learn where the best-paying metropolitan areas are for a diagnostic medical sonographers across the country.

Figure 1 | Artificial intelligence for chest X-ray interpretation. Ma et al. 3 describe an open, large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) model for analysing chest X-rays.