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3D UltrasoundFrom: nirvi@vsnl.comTue Jun 28 19:37:42 2005
Yes, Allen. 3D has come a long way. As you saw even the work that we have done on 3D ultrasound in the non OBGYN applications generated quite an interest at the AIUM in FL. I was surprised at the number of questions the poster and the talks generated on 3D ultrasound. The "keepsake faces" was just one of the side effects of a technology that initially gave it an unfortunate name. It has now rolled beyond that. Here is the link to a smaller version of the poster of 3D in KUB region that I wrote for Auntminnie. http://www.auntminnie.com/index.asp?Sec=sup&Sub=ind&Pag=dis&ItemId=64610&d=1 Regards Nirvi Nirvikar Dahiya, India
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