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1.	Differentiation Of Benign And Malignant Breast Lesions:a Comparison Between Automatically Generated Breast Volume Scans And Handheld Ultrasound Examinations
2.	Study On Key Technologies Of Handheld Augmented Reality Neuronavigation And The Establishment Of Its System
3.	The Applications Of The OCT Scanning Devices For Imaging In Vivo Tissues
4.	Portable Multimedia Amblyopia Treatment System
5.	Analysis Of Coronal Plane Sonographic Features And Diagnostic Value Of Automated Breast Volume Scanner(ABVS) In Diagnosis Of Breast Diseases
6.	The Design And Application Of Mobile Nursing Station Based On 4G Wireless Network
7.	Aspiration And Gastric Residual In NICU Patients Receiving Enteral Nutrition
8.	Research On The Use Of Handheld Medical Applications In The LRY Hospital
9.	Study Of ABUS In The Diagnosis Of Breast Tumors And Usefulness Of Real-time CEUS Guided Coaxial Needle Biopsy For Focal Liver Lesions
10.	Organic Electrochemical Sensors For Biological Sensing Application
11.	Application Of Three Kinds Of Perforator Flaps In Reconstruction Of Oral And Maxillofacial Soft Tissue Defects
12.	Ultrafast Handheld Optical Resolution Photoacoustic Microscopy
13.	Software Design And Development Of Handheld Magnifier System Based On Linux
14.	Microelectromechanical handheld laser-scanning confocal microscope: Application to breast cancer imaging
15.	Tailored synthesis and characterization of selective metabolite-detecting nanoprobes for handheld breath analysis
16.	A handheld decision support system for cardiac teletriage: Design and evaluation
17.	HBS: A handheld breast cancer detector based on frequency domain photon migration
18.	Universal access to information technology for older adults with visual impairments
19.	Handheld technology and nursing education: Utilization of handheld technology in development of clinical decision-making in undergraduate nursing students
20.	Adaptation and Clinical Validation of a New Handheld Optical Imaging Device (PRODIGI(TM)) and Workflow for Real-Time Intra-Operative Margin Assessment in Breast Cancer
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