Medical ultrasound scanners are a common medical device that can non-invasive examine the health of internal structures and tissues. In the diagnosis of nervous system disease, medical ultrasonic scanner is widely used as a non-invasive means of examination. This article will discuss the application of medical ultrasonic scanner in the diagnosis of nervous system disease.

1、 Application of medical ultrasonic scanner in diagnosis of nervous system disease

1. Diagnosis of cerebrovascular diseases

The application of medical ultrasound scanners in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular diseases mainly includes the examination and observation of intracranial arteries and blood vessels at the base of the skull. Ultrasound scanner can help doctors detect the condition of patients' tunica intima, blood flow in arteries and veins, and provide important reference for diagnosis, grading and treatment guidance of cerebrovascular diseases.

2. Diagnosis of intracranial tumors

Medical ultrasound scanners are mainly used in the diagnosis of intracranial tumors to observe the condition of local deep tissues, such as brain parenchyma and intravascular tumors. Ultrasound scanners can help doctors determine the location, shape, size, and development trend of tumors, providing valuable information for the diagnosis and treatment of tumors.

3. Neuroelectrophysiological examination

Medical ultrasonic scanner can also be used for electrophysiological examination in the diagnosis of nervous system disease. Ultrasonic scanner can be used as a reliable diagnostic means in electrophysiological examination to help doctors detect the transmission function of neural electrical signals, the state of neuromuscular activity, etc., and provide important reference for the diagnosis and treatment of nervous system disease.

2、 Advantages of medical ultrasonic scanner in the diagnosis of nervous system disease

1. Non invasive diagnosis

Compared to other imaging technologies, medical ultrasound scanners use non-invasive diagnostic technology to avoid unnecessary harm to patients and inconvenience in the recovery process. Meanwhile, the medical ultrasound probe equipment is compact, convenient, practical, and easy to operate.

2. Simple operation

Compared to other imaging technologies, medical ultrasound scanners are relatively simple to operate and do not require special operators, allowing more well-trained professional medical staff to better apply medical ultrasound scanners in practical work.

3. Low dose

The dosage required during the imaging process of medical ultrasound scanners is relatively low, and their imaging methods do not affect permanent side effects on the human body, making them more useful for longer repeated imaging times.

3、 Limitations of medical ultrasonic scanner in the diagnosis of nervous system disease

1. Limited imaging resolution

Compared to CT or MRI imaging technology, medical ultrasound scanners still have shortcomings in imaging resolution and quality, which can affect the accuracy of doctors' diagnosis and the effectiveness of patients' disease treatment, especially for the diagnosis of small lesions, which is not accurate enough.

2. Limited detection depth

The imaging depth of ultrasonic scanning is far less than that of MRI and CT imaging technology, which reduces the image acquisition in some deep tissues, and also affects the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment of nervous system disease.

4、 Conclusion

In general, medical ultrasonic scanner has a broad application prospect in the diagnosis of nervous system disease. However, in the actual operation process, attention should be paid to the limitations of limited imaging resolution and detection depth, as well as the improvement of accuracy and optimization of fine imaging that can achieve higher quality results, in order to better apply it to practical diagnosis and treatment work. We look forward to the further application of this instrument technology in the medical field, minimizing the risks and inconveniences caused by the patient's condition.