UWTV Program: Ultrasound: From Diagnosis to Therapy

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Ultrasound: From Diagnosis to Therapy

	In the early 1950’s, Frank and William Fry discovered that high-frequency sound waves could be used to produce localized tissue damage. Their original discovery has since been followed by decades of rapid developments in ultrasound, magnetic resonance and computed tomography imaging. By now, truly non-invasive, image-guided ultrasound therapy has become a clinical reality. This program, brought to you by the French-American Chamber of Commerce, features a French-American panel of academic and industry experts. They will engage in a lively discussion on the rapidly expanding array of applications for therapeutic ultrasound and will also highlight for us the clinical challenges and regulatory hurdles facing these new developments.



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Series Title:	Ultrasound: From Diagnosis to Therapy
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Subject(s):	Health and Medicine
Speaker(s):	Lawrence Crum, PhD, principal physicist and research professor, Electrical Engineering and Bioengineering, University of Washington Matthew O'Donnell, PhD, professor, Frank & Julie Jungers Dean of Engineering, University of Washington Thomas Gauthier, board member, French-American Chamber of Commerce; principal engineer, Philips Ultrasound Terrence Sweeney, vice president, Global Clinical Affairs, Philips Healthcare Jens Quistgaard, PhD, president and general manager, Medicis Technologies Corporation Jacques Souquet, PhD, president, SuperSonic Imagine
Production Date:	06/22/2010
Runtime:	01:08:03
Rating:	TV-G