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New imaging techniques make it possible to examine the body with ever-greater precision and, in many cases, non-invasively.
© Olivier THOUMINE / Matthieu LAGARDERE / IINS / CNRS Images
View the mediaNew imaging techniques make it possible to examine the body with ever-greater precision and, in many cases, non-invasively. Radiation, ultrasound, probes and other imaging modalities reveal biological structures and certain functions, enabling the detection of lesions and the monitoring of disease progression. Image and signal processing improves their interpretation. Combined with artificial intelligence and robotics, these techniques can also guide medical procedures and help to integrate diagnosis and treatment more closely.
This dossier also presents innovations in medical robotics.
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