As carotid artery plaque cannot be diagnosed by simple ultrasound, researchers from North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have come up with a dual-frequency intravascular ultrasound that helps detect microbubbles. The scientists tested the device in laboratory experiments and are planning to go ahead with pre-clinical studies that will very soon clear the decks for testing on humans. There are other methods to ...
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