Dictionary of Ultrasound

The use of ultrasound for diagnostics and treatment has become the principal imaging procedure in most clinical fields and has replaced many conventional examination methods. Keywords from all fields of application are listed in a concise and easy-to-read form in approximately 900 entries and more than 100 diagrams and illustrations. The required information can be found quickly and easily by means of an index search or full text search. The corresponding illustrations and further pertinent text passages can be retrieved with a single click of the mouse. To round off the optimal functionality of this lexicon, the comments can be recorded on any passage of text. The "Dictionary of Ultrasound" on CD-ROM is an easy-to-use, effective tool providing rapid expert answers to all important clinical and technical questions regarding the use of ultrasound. System Requirements (recommended configuration in brackets) 486DX2/66 (Pentium) - 4MB RAM (8 MB) - Super VGA graphics card with a resolution of 800x600 or 640x480 and 65536 colours - double speed CD-ROM drive (quad speed) - MS-DOS 5.0 or higher (MS-DOS 6.22) - Windows 3.x or 95. - 19 MB of available hard disk spaceSchering, S. is the author of 'Dictionary of Ultrasound', published 1997 under ISBN 9780632041893 and ISBN 0632041897.