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IIT Madras researchers develop ultrasound based temperature tracking for treatment monitoring
IIT Madras researchers develop ultrasound based temperature tracking for treatment monitoring
IIT Madras researchers have developed ultrasound-based temperature tracking for treatment monitoring which is non-invasive and portable, this is safer to use as there is no exposure to ionising radiation and is suitable for point-of-care applications.
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UPDATED: January 18, 2021 15:41 IST
Indian Institute of Technology Madras Researchers have developed an Ultrasound-based temperature tracking for Treatment Monitoring. Unlike other imaging modalities, ultrasound combines several advantages such as safety (non-ionizing), real-time capability and portability, among others.
The IIT Madras Research Team was awarded the ‘SITARE - Gandhian Young Technological Innovation (GYTI) Appreciation 2020’ for this project.
IIT Madras researchers develop ultrasound technique to monitor treatment
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The team was awarded the Sitare – Gandhian Young Technological Innovation Appreciation award 2020
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The team was awarded the Sitare – Gandhian Young Technological Innovation Appreciation award 2020
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras have developed an ultrasound method to monitor treatment and measure temperature. The team was awarded the Sitare – Gandhian Young Technological Innovation (GYTI) Appreciation award 2020.
The solution involves receiving diagnostic ultrasound signals from the tissue region where heating is applied non-invasively, either through a microwave applicator or high-intensity focused ultrasound. The signals are then specifically processed using the knowledge of wave interaction with the tissue medium.