History of sonography Flashcards
Da Vinci
identified the equality between the angle of reflection and angle of incidence
Galileo
demonstrated that frequency of sound waves determines pitch
Isaac Newton
theory of velocity
Robert Boyle
recognized that for sound to travel it has to go through a medium
Fresnel
theory of wave diffraction
James Joule
described ferromagnetic effect
Johann Doppler
effect of motion on sound
Currie
piezoelectric effect
Langevin
studied sound frequency and intensity in water by studying submerged objects based on the frequency and intensity of sound waves, used hydrophone
SONAR
Sound Navigation And Ranging
Dussik
used A-mode applications to measure ultrasound profiles, first to apply ultrasound for medical purposes
Ludwig
used A-mode to diagnose gallstones and foreign bodies embedded in animal tissue
Wild
cancerous tissue thickness differed from normal tissue thickness
Reid
together with Wild, developed first B-scan transducer for breast imaging
Howry
interest was producing images of anatomy by immersing body part/subject into water
Holmes
discovered that moving transducer in two paths created a more anatomical picture
Ian Donald
“father of obstetric ultrasound”
Hertz & Edler
used A &B-mode techniques to demonstrate first moving pictures of the heart
Edler
considered to be the “father of echocardiography”
Oksala
first to use frequencies of 10-15 MHz and discovered higher resolution of scans
Bronson
combined ultrasound with surgical forceps to develop a hand-held sonar transducer for use in surgery to remove foreign bodies in the eye
Maslak
merged computer technology with diagnostic ultrasound, father of modern ultrasound
Vidoson
allowed for real time image recording
Chapman
formed ASUSTs, 1st president of AIUM
Joan Baker
initiated term “sonographer”
Strandness
assigned waveform patterns to particular disease
compact ultrasound systems
used in battlefields, 3rd world countries, space programs
FAST
focused assessment by sonography in trauma
elastography
relies on evaluating stiffness of structure using sound waves
fusion imaging
combines elastography with MRI/CT to see a structure using technology of both modalities
cavitation
formation of gas-filled cavities