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    Article: Cerebral Stethoscope Offers New Tool for Early Detection of Aneurysms

    ALPINE, N.J., Nov. 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- ProTron Technologies announces a new approach to early detection of aneurysms in vascular systems through the patented Stethotron® Cerebral Stethoscope.

    In the USA alone, six million people have a brain aneurysm. In 50% of ruptured aneurysms, patients in the age group of 35-60 die within minutes.

    One of the major factors leading to aneurysm is vascular atherosclerosis. Without invasive procedures, doctors, using the Stethotron Cerebral Stethoscope, can now quickly and easily detect the atherosclerotic changes leading to cerebral aneurysms before acute symptoms appear, when it may be too late and is costly to treat.

    Please visit us on the web at Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... to sample audible detection with the Stethotron.

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    Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...

    About the Stethotron

    Unlike ultrasound, the Stethotron is non-invasive and avoids listening to undesirable wavelengths. Using our patented filtration, doctors may detect the audible, vascular turbulence at 250-1000 Hz that reveals pathology. Eliminating the cost of ultrasound, and in only minutes, the Stethotron provides a revolution in doctor/patient care.

    Contact:

    Dr. Leon Dondysh
    ProTron Technologies
    POB 234
    Alpine, NJ 07620
    info@Stethotron.com
    Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...
    Phone: 201-297-7377

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    Julie, this is amazing,
    I wonder if it could be used to check the treated aneurysms
    instead of going through the dreaded angiogram ? Good information, thanks for posting,
    I am having an ultra sound on Saturday of the leg , looking for pseudo aneurysm .
    Hope you are well, hugs to you, GING :)

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