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Neurosonology—Who Should Perform the Study?
Journal of Child Neurology, 1989 Neurosonology is a rapidly growing field of imaging which demands a highly skilled imaging professional. Sonographers are imagers trained to produce sonographic images of one or more of the following specialty areas: abdomen, obstetrics/ gynecology, adult echocardiography, pediatric echocardiography, opthalmology, vascular technology, and neurosonology.
Reva A. Curry
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Neurosonology and noninvasive imaging of the carotid arteries
Handbook of Clinical Neurology / Edited By P J Vinken and G W Bruyn, 2016In this chapter, we review imaging of the extracranial carotid arteries and the indications for noninvasive carotid artery evaluation, measuring the degree of arterial stenosis and plaque morphology. We also analyze the types of noninvasive imaging, including carotid duplex ultrasound, transcranial Doppler, magnetic resonance angiography, and computer ...
Javier M Romero
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2001
Over the past few years, considerable progress in neurosonology has provided an approach to extracranial and intracranial arterial diseases with more sensitivity and more specificity. These new neurosonologic techniques mainly have followed three directions: 1) to improve the identification of the morphologic characteristics of the carotid, vertebral ...
Gerald Devuyst, Vendel Kemény
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Over the past few years, considerable progress in neurosonology has provided an approach to extracranial and intracranial arterial diseases with more sensitivity and more specificity. These new neurosonologic techniques mainly have followed three directions: 1) to improve the identification of the morphologic characteristics of the carotid, vertebral ...
Gerald Devuyst, Vendel Kemény
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Echocontrast agents in neurosonology.
Functional neurology, 1999 Temporal hyperostosis is the major limitation of transtemporal insonation of the basal cerebral arteries in transcranial Doppler sonography. New contrast agents capable of traversing the pulmonary bed offer new prospects for overcoming this limitation.
Totaro R, Del Sette M, MARINI, Carmine
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Henry Ford Hospital medical journal, 1984 Recent technological advances in diagnostic ultrasound have resulted in the development of high-resolution, portable real-time scanners. In neurological ultrasound, these devices have been particularly useful for detecting intracranial hemorrhage in ...
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