Sports physicians and coaches are often faced with the dilemma of whether to continue training, give the person a rest, or send for further diagnosis. This is because diagnosis in the field is challenging. However, musculoskeletal ultrasound can change these things, enabling quick and reliable diagnosis of the conditions in the field.
Wearable devices hold tremendous significance in promoting new possibilities in healthcare. The data integration and utilization help individuals to personalize their health care and improve their overall wellness.
OSA is having a huge impact on the medical and health market. In 2015, the medical expenses caused by OSA and its related results in the United States were as high as 12.4 billion US dollars, and it is estimated that it will increase to 49.5 billion US dollars.
The middle-aged software entrepreneur and centimillionaire Bryan Johnson embarked on a mission to reverse aging effects, or in the words of the medical team comprised of 30 doctors and health experts, “reboot his body”.
Wearable ECG devices offer the capability of continuous monitoring, unlike traditional ECGs that provide short-term monitoring. This continuous monitoring is particularly important for conditions like A-fib, which are intermittent and difficult to capture with traditional methods.
Ultrasound used to diagnose diseases of the musculoskeletal system can clearly display superficial soft tissue structures such as muscles, tendons, ligaments, and peripheral nerves, and the lesions that occur, such as structural abnormalities caused by inflammation, tumors, injuries, and deformities.
The network-based digital medical treatment has become an important means of modern medical management. People expect that the traditional medical model can break through the limitation
