Remote imaging

Remote imaging

More or less, all of us are familiar with imaging centers, when we visit a doctor and the doctor refers us to an imaging center to ensure the diagnoses he made during the clinical examination. We are familiar with these measures such as radiography, CT scan, MRI, and ultrasound. Consider a young girl goes to a medical center and it is determined that she has a hormonal disorder, and the doctor refers her to an imaging center to make sure that she does not have an ovarian cyst, and after performing an ultrasound, it is determined that whether or not a cyst is present, or consider someone developing a kidney stone and having symptoms of passing a kidney stone, the doctor will check to make sure that this is happening .It is possible to prescribe a urine test or an ultrasound of the kidney to confirm the presence of stones there. As you can see, by using diagnostic imaging facilities, the patient's invisible inside is revealed and the doctor can carry out treatment measures with more confidence. To diagnose the health of the fetus in a pregnant mother, we perform ultrasound and we can even take pictures of 3D to have a dimension of the fetus and these diagnostic facilities have helped doctors a lot in order to reach an accurate diagnosis and subsequently include accurate treatment measures so that the patient can get a result sooner, and the good news is that by using the technology of diagnosis and treatment of this is now possible remotely that with the same digital file or digital sample that the patient sends, all these analyzes are done and the presence of cysts, tumors or stones in different parts of the body is detected, and we expect that in the not too distant future, advances in the field of TMP will increase so much and this technology will reach the peak of its development so that we can provide all those images or reports of imaging procedures with the same accuracy from a distance. Hoping for better days.