If you are wondering where modern day medical technology is headed - it is a good place to start! There are many components of modern day medical technology that has evolved through the ages.
One of those components is Medical Technology. Here are some of the components and what each one does:
Some of the major components of medical technology that modern day medical technologies are made up of are Biomedical Equipment and Systems. It is composed of things like: Computer Aided Diagnosis, Computer Medical Information Management, Electrodiagnostic Equipment, Cardiology and Ultrasound Technology, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Electronic Medical Records, Medical Photonics, Medical Video Surveillance, Radiology and Ultrasound Technology.
These are just a few of the components that make up this ever growing family of medical technologies. The development and advancements in the field of biotechnology have also resulted in the formation of several new components as well. Some of the new components include Gene Therapy, Nanotechnology, DNA Sequencing, genetic analysis and cellular drug manufacturing and delivery systems.
Medical imaging and diagnostic equipment continues to evolve into digital form. Medical imaging and diagnostic medical sonography is comprised of ultrasound machines and ultrasound equipments. Medical imaging and diagnostic medical sonography equipment used to be installed inside the human body under a person's skin. Modern day medical technologies have come a long way in the last decade and a half and one of the developments that have taken place is the development of 3d printing technology.
The development of 3d printing technologies has led to the creation of new medical products such as, Dicom products, Surgical Light Source, Robotic External Medical Equipment, Tissue Banks and Polyposome Profiling. Dicom is a system of medical imaging and diagnostic medical sonography which was developed by Dr. Kris Kelso. Dicom uses light to produce high quality images from ultrasound and light waves. Dicom is the first of its kind and has been developed through many years and has been refined to the point that it provides excellent image quality.
Dicom is a form of digitalized ultrasonic scanning or ultrasound sonography. It has many advantages over older ultrasound scanning technologies. Dicom utilizes organic material for the transducers array. It provides high resolution imaging and high scan rates for medical implants, mammograms, CT scans and MRI's. One of the most unique features of Dicom is the use of the ultrasound light source with the use of kristal roberts.
Dicom utilizes a thin carbon nanotube paper as the transducer membrane for the collection of the ultrasonic light. A thin carbon nanotube paper is made from an engineered composite of carbon and oxygen called, Nanocel. This nanotube paper is composed of Nanocel particles in the seventh layer of the paper which are charged with electrons. This electrode is attached to a thin metal ring that is called the docked electrode. The docked electrode and the carbon nanotube paper serve to collect the light energy and convert it to an electrical signal.
Once the signal is transformed into an electrical signal, the computer converts this signal into a digital data stream for transmission over the Internet. Dicom utilizes five transducer elements along with their respective cables and connectors. The five transducers include the optical scanner, the ultrasonic scanner, the digital scanner, the optical fiber and the electronic scanner. These devices work together in order to capture and transform the ultrasound signal into a digital data stream that can be easily transmitted through the Internet.
Modern day medical technologies have come a long way in developing an advanced science and medicine that will one day replace traditional procedures such as surgery, chemotherapy and other such treatment procedures with new methods that will enable us to recover from a variety of diseases. We now know that using Dicom and other such technologies, we can make use of our own body's natural healing systems to cure various ailments.
In addition, Dicom can also regenerate the skin, blood and various other body tissues using the human body's natural systems and resources. Dicom is thus being used in numerous medical treatments all over the world today and is being touted as a promising cure to many of today's common health problems.
Published by Mark Fuller