Telemed Ultrasound

14/06/2022

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Frame rate is crucial for scientific research using ultrasound because it allows for an increased likelihood of discerning rapid movements.

Higher frame rates allow for the capture of more data, resulting in improved temporal resolution.

The FPS of an ultrasound image is the number of ultrasound fires and received ultrasound lines per second.
Line density settings, view area, number of transmitting focuses, scanning depth, computer performance, and probe type all affect FPS.

The FPS displayed on the GUI of a conventional US can be different from the number of frames scanned and saved.
The frames that the system is not able to process will be lost and not included in the saved file.

The frame losses have wider implications when extracting dynamic information from US data.

With Telemed ultrasound machines, all scanned frames are saved in a video file; no frames are lost during the conversion or saving process.

Two frame rate values are displayed in Telemed software:
• the number of frames per second (FPS) processed by the PC and sent to the display system
• the number of frames per second saved to the buffer

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23/05/2022

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Tele-health, also known as telemedicine, has evolved over the past 50 years, changing the way healthcare is delivered globally.

Its integration into numerous domains has permitted high-quality care that transcends the obstacles of geographic distance, lack of access to health care providers, and cost.

Ultrasound is an effective diagnostic tool and its application within telemedicine has advanced substantially in recent years.

Telemed is pioneer in cutting-edge systems in which ultrasound combines with new technologies to create high-impact, innovative applications.

Telemed's first telemedicine project in Italy was in 2011 with an Italian Development Cooperation project in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in support of the Ugandan Strategic Health Plan and the 2009-2012 Northern Uganda Peace, Reconstruction and Development Plan.

There, the first satellite telematic ultrasound systems were developed in mobile health clinics and field hospitals in Uganda.

Thanks to 5G and other new enabling technologies, telemedicine is being taken to a whole new level, opening up incredible scenarios.

Telemed ultrasound systems enable excellent ultrasound image quality and are open architecture.

Indeed, our Partners can develop their own applications and be at the center of this amazing revolution!

Check out this application developed in collaboration with BT and WM5G: https://lnkd.in/evFGgAaB

For further information visit us on our website: https://lnkd.in/eDpgKgu4 or contact us by email at: info@telemedultrasound.com

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16/04/2010

Ultrasound medical systems - theory and practice. IBM PC based ultrasound medical scanners: desktop and Notebook/Tablet PC based scanners, transducers, hardware, software, OEM parts, a lot of ultrasound images and more...