CORRECTION: UTILITY OF ULTRASOUND IN MANAGING ACUTE MEDICAL CONDITIONS IN SPACE: A SCOPING REVIEW

This scoping review analyzed 15 studies on the use of ultrasound for diagnosing acute medical conditions in microgravity environments, such as space. While ultrasound has shown promise for conditions like abdominal emergencies and decompression sickness, gaps in knowledge persist, particularly in gastrointestinal, cardiac, vascular, and reproductive emergencies. The findings highlight the need for further research as space exploration advances.

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Quiz Ninety Five

1 / 5

What was the overall conclusion about using QMUS for muscle assessment in this patient population?

 

QMUS was only useful for initial assessment but not for monitoring recovery

QMUS caused significant patient discomfort

QMUS was feasible and provided reliable muscle measurements

QMUS was found to be ineffective for this application

2 / 5

How was the feasibility of QMUS determined in the study?

 

By measuring the impact on patient symptoms

By evaluating cost-effectiveness

By assessing patient tolerance and consistency of the measurements

By comparing QMUS results with other imaging techniques

3 / 5

What aspect of muscle changes did QMUS successfully measure in postoperative oral cancer patients?

 

Joint flexibility

Skin elasticity

Muscle thickness and volume

Bone density and structure

4 / 5

Which muscle groups were specifically measured using QMUS in the study?

 

Chest and neck muscles

Anterior thigh and calf muscles

Abdominal and back muscles

Upper arm and shoulder muscles

5 / 5

What is the primary goal of using Quantitative Muscle Ultrasound (QMUS) in postoperative oral cancer patients?

 

To detect tumor recurrence

To evaluate heart function

To visualize and quantify muscle changes

To assess bone density

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