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1
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Resolution

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The ability to image fine detail

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____ resolution is better

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Smaller

Tinier details can be discerned

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If two reflectors are not seperated sufficiently they produce

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Overlapping echoes

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Axial resolution aka

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Longitudinal, radial, depth and range

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Axial resolution is

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Minimum reflector seperation along scan line to produce separate echoes

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6
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Axial resolution = ____ mm

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2mm

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Structures place 1 mm apart will be seen as a

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Single structure

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Axial resolution equation

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AR= SPL/2

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The smaller the AR the

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Better

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To improve AR we need to

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Reduce SPL

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Lateral resolution aka

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Angular, transverse, azimuthal

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Lateral resolution is

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Minimum reflector seperation perpendicular to scan line to produce separate echoes

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13
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Lateral resolution occurs when _____=____

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LR=Wb

Lateral resolution = width of beam

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LR=3mm

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Reflector seperation is less than Wb

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LR=1mm

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BEAM IS NARROWER THAN REFLECTOR SEPERATION

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WHAT IS BETTER SMALL OR LARGE LR

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Smaller

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LR is improved by

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Reducing the wb

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Elevation resolution

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Minimum reflector separation perpendicular to scan plane to produce separate echoes

Operates in 3 dimension

19
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Elevational resolution has ____

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Slice thickness aka section thickness / elevational plane

20
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Elevational resolution can preoduce

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Section thickness artifact aka partial volume artifact

Can fill in cysts or other anechoic structures

21
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Poor elevation resolution will show

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Echoes from outside the intended scan plane

Especially within anechoic structures

22
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HOW DO WE FIX elevational resolution artifact

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THI—> narrower and thinner beam

Less likely to pick up echoes from other plane

Spatial compounding

23
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AR is less than _____mm to distinguish two seperate objects

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1mm

24
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Temporal resolution

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Being able to separate echoes in time

Poor temporal resolution is visualized as lag

25
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Contrast resolution

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Being able to separate two different shades of grey

26
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Usefull frequency range

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2 to 20 MHz

27
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Higher freq increase _____ and decrease ________

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Resolution

Max imaging depth

28
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Up to _____ Mhz can be used for ophthalmologic, dermatologic, and intravascular imaging

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50 MHz

29
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Focus can be achieved in the third dimension by

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Lens or curved elements

30
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What is third dimension

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Perpendicular to the scanning plane

31
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How many rows of elements needed for phasing to be applied to focus the third dimension electronically

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At least three

32
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Electronic focusing eliminates the need for

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A lens or curved elements

33
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2D arrays have the ability to _____ and _____ in two dimensions

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Steer and focus

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1D array =

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2D imaging

35
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2D array ->

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3D imaging

36
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3D imaging aka

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Volume imaging

Volumetric scanning

37
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3D imaging mainly used for

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OBSTETRICS AND BREAT

38
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4D imaging =

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3D imaging + time

39
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Echoes arriving to the transducer can be ________ as well

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Delayed or phased

40
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Reception steering

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Listening from a particular direction

41
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Dynamic focusing

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Continual change of the focus with increasing depth

42
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Dynamic aperture

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As the focus continues to change during echo reception, the aperture will increase to maintain a constant focus with

43
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Annular arrays

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Concentric rings
Piezoelectric material carved out in rings

Go from smallest to largest

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