For a mere viral disease, COVID-19 has a surprisingly extensive impact on healthcare: While the choice of modality for lung imaging is among the more obvious, the coronavirus disease also is a booster for remote technologies like teleconsultation and personalized treatments.
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Article • POCT as initial coronavirus screening toolUltrasound confirms frontline value in COVID-19 settingUltrasound could become the prime modality in emergency settings for tracking disease progression in COVID-19 patients. While chest CT has held a key diagnostic role thus far, many experts now advocate the benefits of ultrasound within the context ... |
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Article • Digitising healthcareVirtual assistants and digital twins advance personalised medicineSiri and Alexa are leading the way: the virtual assistants meet many daily needs. Soon, similarly programmed software and a ‘digital patient twin’, will be launched into the medical world – both IT applications based on Artificial Intelligence ... |
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Article • Video consultation on the rise“A patient’s home has to become a mobile diagnostic centre”There are many reasons why for some patients a visit to the doctor’s office is difficult or well-nigh impossible – limited mobility after surgery, old age, or a handicap. For others, particularly in rural areas, the doctor is often far away ... |
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Sponsored • White paperA new radiation survey meter for hospitals: the RaySafe 452Ionizing radiation is not visible to the human eye. It does not smell or make a noise, and you cannot feel it. In the complex and busy environment of a hospital, how can you ensure that patients and staff are not exposed to more ionizing radiation ... |
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Article • Modality comparisonCOVID-19 imaging: lung ultrasound vs chest CTA recent preprint study in France underpins the debate on whether lung ultrasound (LUS) should be used to triage COVID-19 patients better at the hospital as well as in primary care. The eChoVid study, published as a preliminary report of work on ... |
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