What in the world are you talking about? I'm a physician that uses ultrasound every shift, and I'm pretty darn good at it. I've even used one of the specific d

What in the world are you talking about? I'm a physician that uses ultrasound every shift, and I'm pretty darn good at it. I've even used one of the specific devices you linked to. Virtually every physician I know is foaming at the mouth to learn more ultrasound and to apply it to new indications and with new approaches. Inappropriate use of ultrasound for harebrained indications (for which we have far superior alternatives) is on of my pet peeves. I am not a cancer doc, but I am drawing a blank as to what solid tumors you could possibly be referring to for which ultrasound is the preferred screening or diagnostic technique, or what kind of conspiracy you're vaguely implying that prevents its use. IME, virtually everyone is (over?) eager to use ultrasound for every condition under the sun, and I am sincerely perplexed as to what experiences have led you to form your opinion on this matter.