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How to Obtain and Share Your Medical Images. Today, you can view parts of your electronic health records (EHRs) online, including radiology reports and images.
Pulsenmore's at-home ultrasound combines technology similar to that used in traditional ultrasound systems found in hospitals, but simplified and miniaturized for non-professional users, with the mobile and cloud technology that is making telehealth ever more accessible.
Tell you how to position your body during imaging. Apply a clear gel on your skin over the area that's imaged. Place a small handheld device (transducer) on your skin, over the area to be imaged. Sound waves from the transducer create the images.
Scanbooster is the world's first realistic Ultrasound Simulator app - available for iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones/tablets. Available for individual customers and for institutional customers at a reduced rate.
The My Scans App allows you to view images of your ultrasound scans at The Ultrasound Clinic on your iPhone or Android mobile.
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Yes, scan them and print them on regular photo paper. (Do not photocopy- that will ruin them).
The answer is No unless you are a properly trained healthcare professional, as ultrasound imaging at home by untrained operators can cause more harm than good and can also have significant implications for the health and wellbeing of the unborn baby and parents to be.
Sharing ultrasound photos is easier than ever with Rosemark! Using cloud technology, parents can send images and video clips to friends and family through email, text message and other social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Ultrasound scanning uses the medical imaging format, DICOM, for electronically storing the images and data associated with a particular scan. Large health care facilities typically use a picture archiving and communication system (PACS) for storing and retrieving such images.
The new technology developed by Trice Imaging, Inc., enables ultrasound sonographers to immediately text or email a secure link to the digital ultrasound images and videos. Patients and proud parents can then access their ultrasound pictures for them to digitally save, print and share on social media.

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