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PROBLEM STATEMENT:
No Affordable Point-of-Care Device No portable device exists for real-time limb clot detection with visual confirmation.
Current Methods Are Slow & Specialist-Dependent Doppler ultrasound, MRI, and D-dimer tests are expensive, slow, and require trained operators.
Structural Data Only - No Tissue Context Ultrasound shows the clot but cannot measure how badly it is starving tissue of oxygen.
Zero Access in Rural & Pre-Hospital Settings Patients in ambulances, rural clinics, and small hospitals have no timely clot diagnosis.

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Got it - same content, but reworded so it doesn't read like a list of negatives. Here's the reframed version:
PROBLEM STATEMENT:
The Gap in Point-of-Care Diagnostics Real-time limb clot detection with visual confirmation remains out of reach - no portable device currently fills this role.
Existing Tools Demand Too Much Doppler ultrasound, MRI, and D-dimer testing are costly, time-consuming, and depend heavily on specialist expertise.
Imaging Without the Full Picture Ultrasound can locate a clot, but gives no information on how severely the surrounding tissue is being deprived of oxygen.
Underserved Settings Left Behind Ambulances, rural clinics, and smaller hospitals lack the means to deliver timely, accurate clot diagnosis to the patients who need it most.

I want wt exists in world the problem

You want to flip the framing - start with what currently exists in the world, then show why it falls short. Here's the rewrite:
PROBLEM STATEMENT:
Point-of-Care Devices Exist - But Not for Clot Detection Portable diagnostic tools are widely used in medicine, yet none offer real-time limb clot detection with visual confirmation at the bedside.
Diagnostic Tools Exist - But They're Slow and Gated Doppler ultrasound, MRI, and D-dimer tests are available, but they are expensive, time-intensive, and locked behind specialist operators.
Imaging Exists - But It Only Shows Structure Ultrasound can visualize a clot, but it tells us nothing about how badly the surrounding tissue is being starved of oxygen.
Healthcare Infrastructure Exists - But It Doesn't Reach Everyone Hospitals, clinics, and emergency services exist worldwide, yet patients in ambulances, rural areas, and smaller facilities still have no access to timely clot diagnosis.

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Step 1 - Layout
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  • Slide size: Widescreen 16:9
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  • Font: Bold, ~28–32pt, underlined
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  • Stack them vertically on the right side with small gaps between
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