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Bringing life-size model of an unborn child in mother’s lap

Bharat | Jun 27 2009

Many projects for grades have become revelations in the past, and another in the same ranks is a PhD project from Jorge Lopes of the Royal College of Art design. The medical technology breakthrough leaps beyond the ultrasound images to give an...

Tags: Life-size model of unborn child, unborn child, Mother, Child, Embryo models, medical technology, fetus, ultrasound, Jorge Lopes, Royal College of Art design, MRI, Scans, Technology, Related : Consumer Electronic Gadgets, free cell phone number search

ShapeHand Data Glove to help in MRI research

Jaiyant Cavale | Sep 18 2008

If you didn't know about MoCap technology, you might be interested to know how it works and why it is being used in the medical industry lately. The technology may help the medical community to conduct research in MRI research and analysis. The...

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Colour MRI to help in molecular imaging

Jaiyant Cavale | Jun 20 2008

MRI, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, which has long been used for the purposes of studying the brain, bones, and other internal organs, can now be used for more advanced images of elusive anatomical structures. The 3-D pictures can now be brightened with.

Tags: MRI, Molecular Imaging, NIST, Personalized Medicine, Health, Technology

Amazing strength of the HTS superconducting-magnet

Aneez | Mar 27 2007

Imagine a power equivalent to 150,000 times the strength of the earth's magnetic field packed ito a shoebox, and the first thing to strike your mind is a perfect image of a super magnet. HTS-110, a company based in Gracefield, New Zealand, has given...