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Such laser scanning would be prohibitively expensive.

"I think if the one-child policy were revised, perhaps ultrasound scanning would be legalized and more mothers would be allowed to experience the excitement that I had and understand how precious and sacred a human life is," she e-mailed.

The scanning would be resumed until a new point of the object is found.

Real-space scanning would be like getting an X-ray of your arm, where you record the signal strength on the other side; different substances absorb different amounts and frequencies of the radiation.

More frequent scanning would be required if small polyps are found.

Scanning would be the next job you'd give to the intern, but for me it's an opportunity to take a break and look at the artwork," says DiLiberto.

But he said the scan would be valuable anyway because it might reassure him.

He added, "A thumbprint or fingerprint scan would be a good idea".

"I was hoping the scan would be negative," Mr. Jimenez said.

Even optical scans would be a modernization in states like Washington, where 16 of 39 counties still use punch cards.

The F.D.A. usually follows advice from its advisory committees, and Alzheimer's experts anticipated that the scans would be approved.