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Complementing the strain analysis is Virtual Touch Tissue Quantification, which is the first and only application to provide a numerical value related to tissue stiffness at a precise anatomical location. The application is highly promising in identifying early stages of liver diseases causing cirrhosis. Early studies show that it proved extremely sensitive in diagnosing fibrosis and distinguishing it from normal liver and cirrhosis.

Knowledge-based Workflow

Siemens will also demonstrate the clinical and economic benefits of knowledge-based workflow applications across their all-new ACUSON ultrasound product line, which automate and streamline a broad range of routine clinical tasks. Using learned pattern recognition from an expert database of thousands of clinical cases, knowledge-based workflow applications recognize anatomical patterns and landmarks and can automatically perform measurements and other routine tasks to achieve a whole new level of accuracy and efficiency. For example, syngo(R) eSieCalcs(TM) native tracing software features proprietary border detection technology to facilitate lesion or anatomical structure boundary segmentation and syngo AutoOB measurements allow automatic biometric measurements of the fetus (BPD, HC, AC, FL, HL, CRL). Knowledge-based workflow applications help to achieve consistent and reproducible measurements with high speed and fidelity across a wide range of applications and users.

To learn more about the Siemens Ultrasound innovations, please visit www.siemens.com/ultrasound. You can also tune in to listen to the "Advances in Medical Imaging" audio features of these and other Siemens Ultrasound news at Reach MD XM157 or www.ReachMD.com. Hosts Dr. Jason Bir
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