Ch. 13 Real-Time Imaging Flashcards
_____________________ is how many frames a system can display per second
Frame rate is how many frames a system can display per second
What are the 2 factors that affect frame rate?
- Speed of sound in the medium
- imaging depth
_______________________ resolution is the ability to display moving structure accurately in time, and is determined by frame rate.
Temporal Resolution is the ability to display moving structure accurately in time, and is determined by frame rate.
Temporal Resolution =
Temporal Resolution = FR (Frame Rate)
When an ultrasound system creates an image in 1/10 of a second, the frame rate is?
10 frames per second or 10 Hertz
When a system creates an image in 1/50th of a second, the frame rate is?
50 frames per second or 50 Hertz
Two sonographer-controlled settings of an ultrasound system determine frame rate:
- imaging depth
- number of pulses in each picture
____________________ Resolution is the overall detail in an image. It includes both axial and lateral resolution. Often, to achieve optimal image detail there is a tradeoff with temporal resolution
Spatial Resolution is the overall detail in an image. It includes both axial and lateral resolution. Often, to achieve optimal image detail there is a tradeoff with temporal resolution
Frame Rate formula =
1
___________
Frame Time (second)
- sector width
- lines per frame
- depth
- box size
- focal zones