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Dr Leila Eadie, Research Fellow at Aberdeen University, describes how ultrasound technology could save soldiers’ lives.

Pioneering transcranial ultrasound to save soldiers’ lives

Homeland September 30, 2016

Portable ultrasound technology is available, affordable and adaptable. Once the tool of a medical professional, a project carried out by Aberdeen University is aiming to make brain scanning simpler for non-medically trained personnel. MOD DCB features writer Domhnall Macinnes caught up with Dr Leila Eadie, Research Fellow at Aberdeen University, about ...

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