International Baccalaureate World Schools in Turkey

There are 46 International Baccalaureate World Schools in Turkey offering one or more of the three International Baccalaureate programmes. 16 schools offer the Primary Years Programme , 7 schools offer the Middle Years Programme and 32 schools offer the Diploma Programme. (Updated April 2014 from official site)

• AREL Primary School
• Adapazari Enka Private Primary School
• Ahmet Ulusoy College
• Aka Koleji (Aka Schools)
• American Collegiate Institute
• Bilkent Erzurum Laboratory School
• Bilkent Laboratory & International School
• Bilkent Primary School
• British International School
• Cakir Ilkogretim Okulu (Cakir Primary School)
• Darussafaka Schools
• Edirne Beykent Schools
• Enka Schools
• Eyüboglu Schools
• Eyüboğlu Ataşehir Primary School
• FMV Özel Ayazağa Işik High School
• Gazі Ünіversіtesі Vakfi Özel Anadolu Lisesi
• ISTEK Barış Schools
• ITU Gelistirme Vakfi Özel Ekrem Elginkan Lisesi
• Irmak Schools
• Isikkent Egitim Kampusu
• Istanbul Beykent Schools
• Istanbul Coskun College
• Istanbul International Community School
• Istanbul Prof. Dr. Mümtaz Turhan Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi
• İSTEK Kemal Atatürk Schools (Kindergarten & Primary School)
• Koç School
• Kultur High School
• Kültür 2000 College
• MEF International School, Istanbul
• MEF Schools of Turkey
• Marmara Education Group
• Ozel Acarkent Doga Anadolu Lisesi
• Özel Bilkent Lisesi
• Ozel Caglayan Murat High Schools
• Ozel Kilicaslan Liseleri
• Ozel Yüzyil Isil Okullari (Private Yuzyil Isil schools)
• Privatschule Der Deutschen Botschaft Ankara
• TED Ankara College Foundation High School
• TED Bursa College
• Tarsus American School
• Taş Private Elementary School
• Terakki Foundation Schools Sisli Terakki Private High School
• Tev Inanc Turkes High School For Gifted Students
• The English School of Kyrenia
• Üsküdar American Academy
• YUCE Schools

Next good ideas in Ultrasound probe techonology?

Next ideas in Ultrasound probe techonology? Here you are:

1. Wireless charging for wireless probes. Just put them in place and they will be charged when not in use.
2. 3 Axis IMU orientation, gyroscope and accelerometer. Just a few $$$'s hardware investment needed. a. Would help with 3D Orientation tagging of images. b. Stitching and volume rendering of panoramic and volume acquisition images. c. Measuring hand made movement and pressure with elastography . d. Biopsy guidance. e. Cheap hardware, but needs work on software side. (MPU-6050 shown) 

Current methods of elastography include automated pressure waves generated with piezoelectric effect and hand made pressure waves which are unquantified. Sensing / Sending the acceleration info aquired from transducer will help quantification of pressure. Small pressure sensors on transducers will help even more.

Ultrasound of thrombosis of great saphenous vein tributaries

Thrombosis of great saphenous vein and tributaries. Note lack of full compressibility of vein secondary to intraluminal thrombus.Original and tone mapped image.

http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/463256-workup#aw2aab6b5b4
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Great_saphenous_vein_thrombosis_05091312021.jpg

Ultrasound image of breast abscess. Original version and digitally enhanced.

Ultrasound image of breast abscess. Original version and digitally enhanced. 

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ultrasound_image_of_breast_110323101432_1023060.jpg

Color MRI improvements

I started to use some enhancing methods in color MRI's I described before. Some samples. Text to come.

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Itoh elasticity

Itoh et al. classification of the breast lesions differentiate them into 5 categories according to elasticity  pattern.

• A score of 1 indicate equivalent strain throughout the lesion 
• a score of 2 indicate strain in most of the lesion with some areas of no strain (a mosaic pattern of colors); 
• a score of 3 indicate no strain in the central part of the lesion (only the central part of the lesion is colored red); 
• a score of 4 indicate no strain throughout the lesion (the entire lesion is red)
• a score of 5 indicate no strain throughout the lesion or the surrounding area (the entire lesion and its surrounding area are colored red)

> Itoh A, Ueno E, Tohno E, Kamma H, Takahashi H, Shiina T, et al. Breast disease: clinical application of US elastography for diagnosis. Radiology. 2006;239:341–350.