rule, a medical device case study is a 500-800-word article on how the device improves the diagnosis or treatment of patients. It may also be a success story, as the device to increase productivity, revenue, saved money, improved regulatory compliance or reduced downtime. essentially a case study is the end-user certificate proving the advantages of the device.

The structure of a case study for a diagnosis of the patient, for example, usually includes the following sections:

1. Title

2. Anamnesis

3. Description

4. Discussion

5. Conclusion

The title is the most important part of a case study. It must entice the reader to read further. To do this, they should focus on the benefits of the medical device based on the target group. Let's say the study is an advanced, high resolution, 3D-Color, cardiac CT (computed tomography) scanner, which in a certain hospital. Let us call the scanner Gektar. And let us say that the case study uses a 30-year-old woman in the emergency room with severe pain in the chest. The title could say: "Improved workflow, speed and reliability in the diagnosis of severe stenosis with high-definition GEKTAR CT scanner. "" An effective title requires a good understanding of the target audience and what matters most to them.

The history section describes the patients' symptoms and diagnosis steps. The female patients in this study was in good condition, but slightly overweight. The physical examination and ECG showed nothing unusual. Your blood cholesterol was slightly elevated, but she had no history of smoking, drug or alcohol abuse, and was happily married. She had never complained about chest pains before. She was then sent to the GEKTAR CT scanner for non-invasive cardiac CT imaging.

The method section describes the procedure to the patient and the results. Let's say their heart rate was 87 beats per minute. The scan parameters automatically to the heart and the scan was successfully completed in ten seconds. The 3D analysis software produces high resolution, 3D, color images - the most important features of proprietary GEKTAR CT scanner. Within minutes, the high-resolution images showed heavy, non-calcified stenosis in a segment of the heart blood vessels. The patient was immediately taken to the cardiac suite for treatment.

The case study contains images of the region of stenosis - what doctors actually present on the CT scanner to the monitor. The images would have clear and detailed notes of what they represent.

The discussion, "stresses the advantages of high-definition GEKTAR CT scanners, the conversion of an uncertain and perhaps doubtful case, in a quick and correct diagnosis with decisive actions, which probably saved the woman's life. Not only that CT scanners generate high-resolution images within seconds, but it was also with the hospital information network, where interventional cardiologists could see and download the 3D color images in seconds, and the details of the stenosis .

The final section includes the CT-scanner with the finding that the hospital was more than a year to hundreds of patients, and it has always been high quality, 3D color images, which significantly improves the reliability of the diagnosis, higher productivity, staff satisfaction and save lives. Current offers and recommendations from doctors could be used in this section explains how incredibly powerful and useful the GEKTAR CT scanners have been in determining artery disease, but less effective in relation to conventional methods.

Alec Alpert is a business-to-business copywriter specializing in lead generation of white papers, case studies and articles for medical applications. Visit http://www.alecalpert.com to learn how to be a copy of your lead-generation campaign.