Measuring blood flow with ultrasound
Join the Institute of Sound & Vibration to learn how sound enables quick and accessible blood flow monitoring. A simple demonstrator will guide you through the basic facts about blood flow, its nature and the possible consequences of blockages. You will discover how blood flow can be measured using sound, just from the skin's surface, without holes or pain. You will learn how physics, engineering, biology and medicine come together in healthcare technologies.
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