Modern Diagnostic Technologies in the Field of Stomatology
Keywords:
modern diagnostics, imaging technologies, molecular diagnosticsAbstract
Modern diagnostic technologies have revolutionized healthcare by providing more accurate, efficient, and less invasive methods for detecting diseases. These technologies, including advanced imaging techniques, molecular diagnostics, and artificial intelligence-based tools, have improved the precision of diagnoses, enabling earlier detection and personalized treatment plans. This article explores the latest advancements in diagnostic technologies, their applications across various medical fields, and their impact on patient outcomes.
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