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<\/a>The expert stated that the growth in the area stems from the sharp technological advances in recent years. \u201cThe technology has brought about a great improvement in image processors and the development of probes that reach higher frequencies. Today, in the universe of dermatological research, we talk about 70 MHz. It is still a distant reality, but, in Brazil, we have people today who carry devices with a 33 MHz probe and carry out very interesting studies\u201d, he said.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cFor you to be complete with dermatological ultrasound, the ideal is to have a probe of 24 MHz, 22 MHz, and the others as well, because it is natural in this type of examination that we change probes a lot throughout the execution. So, having 18 MHz, 15 MHz\u2026 And, if possible, also different formats, at least one, ideally 18 MHz, for areas with irregular surfaces\u201d, continued Julia Zavariz. \u201cFor the professional, in this context, it is necessary to understand the need to update, which implies time, investment and interest in learning.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As a relatively new segment, dermatological ultrasound faces challenges related to factors such as costs and charging health operators and patients, also addressed in the webinar.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Incorrect exam request is a common problem in dermatological ultrasound<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\nAnother common difficulty in dermatological ultrasound is the incorrect request for the examination by physicians in other specialties. "It's a problem. Often [the exam request<\/em>] arrives without discriminating all this diversity of pathologies. And then, there is no way to direct very well to who is going to take this exam. It is a matter of many nuances\u201d, said Julia Zavariz. The specialist stated that \u201csoft tissue ultrasound\u201d, as the request is commonly made, \u201cis a very generic term, it does not even exist in the TUSS Table (Unified Terminology of Supplementary Health)\u201d.<\/p>\n\n\n\nHarley de Nicola highlighted: \u201cThis is an important issue. Whenever a newer method appears, a newer exam, this happens\u201d. He cited examples: \u201cThere was the issue of color Doppler, black and white Doppler\u2026 More recently, the mapping for endometriosis, there were people who only asked for transvaginal and nothing else. And now I think it's happening with dermatology ultrasound as well."<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The coordinator of the National Commission on Ultrasound at CBR also observed that \u201cperhaps there is a complication of dermatological ultrasound because you have the pathologies themselves and you have the aesthetic procedures. Those are two things that applicants need to be taught.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Julia Zavariz stated that the rate of incorrect exam requests reaches \u201c80%, 90%\u201d and defined the search for awareness among colleagues in other specialties as \u201clittle ant work\u201d. \u201cWhen possible, I ask to [the patient<\/em>] get in touch with the doctor and change, explain that you need to change in order to plan the appointment properly. For you to decide which machine to allocate, which doctor to allocate, in the appointment, you need to discern whether it is a simpler exam or not\u201d, he declared. \u201cSince I know that this is not always feasible, I do the exam like soft parts and, normally, I do the report and put a note below: 'dear colleague, in order to properly schedule your order, in future exams, ask for it... and I'll tell you what correct term.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\nCBR Ultrasound Webinar<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\nAlways with the aim of stimulating learning, CBR promotes the Ultrasound Webinar once a month. Those who follow live can send questions and interact with participants. Videos are available on Workplace and on official channel of CBR on Youtube<\/a>. Watch the webinar on Dermatologic Ultrasound in the video below:<\/p>\n\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/cbr.org.br\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/06\/ultrassom-dermatologico.jpg\")
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Harley de Nicola highlighted: \u201cThis is an important issue. Whenever a newer method appears, a newer exam, this happens\u201d. He cited examples: \u201cThere was the issue of color Doppler, black and white Doppler\u2026 More recently, the mapping for endometriosis, there were people who only asked for transvaginal and nothing else. And now I think it's happening with dermatology ultrasound as well."<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The coordinator of the National Commission on Ultrasound at CBR also observed that \u201cperhaps there is a complication of dermatological ultrasound because you have the pathologies themselves and you have the aesthetic procedures. Those are two things that applicants need to be taught.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Julia Zavariz stated that the rate of incorrect exam requests reaches \u201c80%, 90%\u201d and defined the search for awareness among colleagues in other specialties as \u201clittle ant work\u201d. \u201cWhen possible, I ask to [the patient<\/em>] get in touch with the doctor and change, explain that you need to change in order to plan the appointment properly. For you to decide which machine to allocate, which doctor to allocate, in the appointment, you need to discern whether it is a simpler exam or not\u201d, he declared. \u201cSince I know that this is not always feasible, I do the exam like soft parts and, normally, I do the report and put a note below: 'dear colleague, in order to properly schedule your order, in future exams, ask for it... and I'll tell you what correct term.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n Always with the aim of stimulating learning, CBR promotes the Ultrasound Webinar once a month. Those who follow live can send questions and interact with participants. Videos are available on Workplace and on official channel of CBR on Youtube<\/a>. Watch the webinar on Dermatologic Ultrasound in the video below:<\/p>\n\n\n\nCBR Ultrasound Webinar<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n
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