Prototype Detects Rheumatoid Arthritis

Bringing these two technologies together provides a clear image of internal structures, with functional information about what exactly is going on in a local area of a patient’s body. This can all occur without the doctor’s presence, if necessary. For a disease like rheumatoid arthritis, which is difficult to diagnose even with a doctor’s examination, the technology may bring about faster diagnosis and more positive health outcomes for those who either do not show, or are just beginning to show symptoms.