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Radiologic Clinics of North America
Carotid ultrasound is the primary noninvasive method for detecting, grading, and monitoring internal carotid artery (ICA) stenosis. Major components of carotid Doppler ultrasound include assessment of ICA stenosis using Doppler velocity criteria, spectral waveform analysis, and assessment of ICA stenosis.
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Carotid ultrasound is the primary noninvasive method for detecting, grading, and monitoring internal carotid artery (ICA) stenosis. Major components of carotid Doppler ultrasound include assessment of ICA stenosis using Doppler velocity criteria, spectral waveform analysis, and assessment of ICA stenosis.
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2010
This content is designed to acquaint the clinician with some of the more common ultrasonographic manifestations of clinical conditions that the otolaryngologist is likely to encounter in a general practice. The clinician requires a thorough knowledge of head and neck anatomy to best interpret the variations from normal structures demonstrated on ...
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This content is designed to acquaint the clinician with some of the more common ultrasonographic manifestations of clinical conditions that the otolaryngologist is likely to encounter in a general practice. The clinician requires a thorough knowledge of head and neck anatomy to best interpret the variations from normal structures demonstrated on ...
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2008
Imaging technologies for in vivo functional and molecular imaging in small animals have undergone a very fast development in the last years with very intense competition to further develop resolution and molecular sensitivity. Among the imaging technologies available, ultrasound-based molecular imaging methods are of particular interest, since the use ...
Peter, Hauff +2 more
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Imaging technologies for in vivo functional and molecular imaging in small animals have undergone a very fast development in the last years with very intense competition to further develop resolution and molecular sensitivity. Among the imaging technologies available, ultrasound-based molecular imaging methods are of particular interest, since the use ...
Peter, Hauff +2 more
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Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 1970
Abstract. The placental location and the boundaries of the placenta were established by two‐dimensional ultrasound examination in 107 cases. In 45 of them, the result of the ultrasound placentography was correlated with the finding at Caesarean section.
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Abstract. The placental location and the boundaries of the placenta were established by two‐dimensional ultrasound examination in 107 cases. In 45 of them, the result of the ultrasound placentography was correlated with the finding at Caesarean section.
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2001
This article provides an overview of basic diagnostic carotid ultrasound applications, and emphasizes practical aspects of this examination. Areas currently being investigated include carotid plaque characterization and applications relative to IMT measurements. Contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging also offers promise to improve plaque characterization,
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This article provides an overview of basic diagnostic carotid ultrasound applications, and emphasizes practical aspects of this examination. Areas currently being investigated include carotid plaque characterization and applications relative to IMT measurements. Contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging also offers promise to improve plaque characterization,
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CJEM, 1999
Ah, the ultrasound controversy. Every emergency department (ED) that I’m aware of goes through this struggle. The radiology department resists the introduction of ultrasound (U/S) because, and I don’t want to oversimplify a complex issue, they are worried they will lose money.
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Ah, the ultrasound controversy. Every emergency department (ED) that I’m aware of goes through this struggle. The radiology department resists the introduction of ultrasound (U/S) because, and I don’t want to oversimplify a complex issue, they are worried they will lose money.
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INTER-NOISE and NOISE-CON Congress and Conference Proceedings
The definitions of sound as found in the ANSI/ASA documentation (S1.1-2013) play an important role in the abjection of ultrasound. However, the threshold of ultrasound is a matter of debate as the enhanced abilities of some humans to sense ultrasound are now being discovered.
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The definitions of sound as found in the ANSI/ASA documentation (S1.1-2013) play an important role in the abjection of ultrasound. However, the threshold of ultrasound is a matter of debate as the enhanced abilities of some humans to sense ultrasound are now being discovered.
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Ultrasound-Responsive Systems as Components for Smart Materials
Chemical Reviews, 2022Athanasios G Athanassiadis +2 more
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