Lecture 6 Flashcards

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1
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5 parts of image processor

A
Preprocessor 
Scan converter 
Image memory 
Postprocessor 
Digital to analog converter
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2
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Scan line information is built into _____ of info

A

Frames

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3
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The scan line info being changed into frames is called

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Pre-processed

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4
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Where are frames stored

A

Image memory

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5
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Frames are pulled out of memory and

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Post processed

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6
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Where is the frames sent after post processing

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Sent to display as an analog signal

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7
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What does the scan conversion

A

Scan converter

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8
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What is scan conversion

A

Building a frame

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9
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What happens during scan conversion

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Digital echo information of scan line changed to digital image form of frames

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10
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Scan conversion is responsible for

A

Properly locating each echo on the image frame

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11
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Scan conversion happens in

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Real time

96-256 scan lines in a frame

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12
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Each frame is made up of a matrix of tiny blocks called

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Pixel

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13
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___pixels = better resolution

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More

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14
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Pixels in 3 D are called

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Voxels

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15
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Frames require _______

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Processing

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16
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When is pre processing done

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Done while echo data is being stored in the memory

The frame is still being built during this time

17
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When is post processing done

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Done on image retrieved from image memory

18
Q

Other functions of preprocessing (5)

A

Persistence, panoramic, 3D and 4D, spatial compounding, Write magnification

19
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Functions of post processing (5)

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B colour
Freeze frame 
Black/ white image inversion 
Read magnification 
Contrast variation
20
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What is edge enhancement of preprocessing

A

Sharpens boundaries to make them more detectable and make measurements more precise

21
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What is pixel interpolation in the pre-processing ?

A

Filling in missed pixels

aka fill-in interpolation

22
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Where are pixels missing

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At the deeper portions of the echoes where the rays spread out more on curved probe

23
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How is pixel interpolation done

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Average the brightness of the adjacent pixels and fill in the missing pixel accordingly

24
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What is panoramic imaging in the pre processing

A

Compilation of frames as transducer is moved

Results in an image with a wider field of view

25
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What is panaramic imaging limited by

A

Sonographer skill