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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2003
An ultrasound imaging system provides for high density scanning (transmit/receive) of color flow signals. The ultrasound scan sequence of each transmitted and received color flow ultrasound beam is laterally spaced through the imaging field to calculate flow velocities.
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An ultrasound imaging system provides for high density scanning (transmit/receive) of color flow signals. The ultrasound scan sequence of each transmitted and received color flow ultrasound beam is laterally spaced through the imaging field to calculate flow velocities.
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1990
An ultrasonic imaging apparatus comprising the main body containing a transmission system, a reception system composed of a plurality of receiving sections, a signal processing system, a display system, and a first connector, a probe unit containing a plurality of transducers, a second connector for connecting the probe unit to the first connector of ...
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An ultrasonic imaging apparatus comprising the main body containing a transmission system, a reception system composed of a plurality of receiving sections, a signal processing system, a display system, and a first connector, a probe unit containing a plurality of transducers, a second connector for connecting the probe unit to the first connector of ...
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2004
An ultrasonic apparatus and method are described in which a volumetric region of the body is imaged by biplane images. One biplane image has a fixed planar orientation to the transducer, and the plane of the other biplane image can be varied in relation to the fixed reference image.
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An ultrasonic apparatus and method are described in which a volumetric region of the body is imaged by biplane images. One biplane image has a fixed planar orientation to the transducer, and the plane of the other biplane image can be varied in relation to the fixed reference image.
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1979
Reginald C. Eggleton, Francis J. Fry
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Reginald C. Eggleton, Francis J. Fry
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Medical progress through technology, 1983
The development of ultrasonic imaging techniques is by no means finished even today. The morphological display of anatomical cross-sections has already reached a high standard and is characterized by the realization of real-time compound scanners. Automated water-bath scanners, either compound or single pass, are intended to help ultrasound to play a ...
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The development of ultrasonic imaging techniques is by no means finished even today. The morphological display of anatomical cross-sections has already reached a high standard and is characterized by the realization of real-time compound scanners. Automated water-bath scanners, either compound or single pass, are intended to help ultrasound to play a ...
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