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The medical field provides new long-term potential growth for xenon application. Xenon is used to enhance the imaging of X ray, CAT scan and MRI. Many fine structures of human lungs cannot be examined by a single MRI device. However, when xenon/oxygen mixture is inhaled, MRI scanning can detect necessary soft tissue fine structures to help doctors make more accurate diagnosis of many lung diseases.
Xenon has been found to have anesthetic effect for almost 60 years. As an anesthetic, xenon does not react with various surgical materials and does not produce metabolites in the body. It is an anesthetic that has the least effect on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and unlike other anesthetics, xenon does not have toxic and side effects on the human body.
The medical field provides new long-term potential growth for xenon application. Xenon is used to enhance the imaging of X ray, CAT scan and MRI. Many fine structures of human lungs cannot be examined by a single MRI device. However, when xenon/oxygen mixture is inhaled, MRI scanning can detect necessary soft tissue fine structures to help doctors make more accurate diagnosis of many lung diseases.
Xenon has been found to have anesthetic effect for almost 60 years. As an anesthetic, xenon does not react with various surgical materials and does not produce metabolites in the body. It is an anesthetic that has the least effect on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and unlike other anesthetics, xenon does not have toxic and side effects on the human body.
