Lesson 17 (Part 2) Flashcards

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1
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Spatial compounding

A

Hitting the same object from different angles

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2
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What is the benefit of spatial compounding? (3)

A
  1. Clears out cysts
  2. Sharpens borders
  3. Smoother images
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3
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What does spatial compounding have more of?

A

More pulses per image

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4
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Sector image

A

Phasing of a very small group of elements

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5
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What can sector imaging be used to assess?

A

Large areas through very small windows

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6
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Vector array

A

Phasing can be applied to each element group in a linear sequenced array

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7
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What do vector array’s do?

A

Steer pulses in various directions

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8
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How does vector array initiate pulses?

A

At various starting points across the array

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9
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What makes up a linear array? (2)

A

Linear array + phased array

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10
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What does a vector array have?

A

A flat top

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11
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What is vector array a combination of? (2)

A
  1. Sequencing

2. Phasing

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12
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What is another word for sector?

A

Widescreen

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13
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What is a sector used to measure?

A

Larger organs

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14
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What is vector array?

A

Phasing applied to a linear sequenced array

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15
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What is kept the same for each group in vector array?

A

Delays

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16
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How are beams sent out in vector array?

A

In an angled direction

17
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What kind of display is vector array?

A

Parallelogram shaped display

18
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When is vector array used?

A

In Doppler ultrasound

19
Q

Are all elements if a phased array used to generate all pulses?

A

No

20
Q

What are smaller groups of arrays used for?

A

Shorter focal lengths

21
Q

What are larger groups of array used for?

A

For foci located at increasing depths

22
Q

Side lobes

A

Usually represent unwanted radiation in undesired directions

23
Q

Grating lobes

A

Are the maxima of the main beam, as predicted by the pattern multiplication theorem

24
Q

What kind of interactions come from grating lobes?

A

Interelement interactions

25
Q

What can happen in grating lobes?

A

It can hit a strong reflector and produce strong echoes

26
Q

What are strong reflector examples the grated lobe can hit? (3)

A
  1. Diaphragm
  2. Gas
  3. Fetal bone
27
Q

What do grating lobes show as?

A

Artifacts

28
Q

What do grating lobes look like?

A

Amniotic bands

29
Q

How do you fix grating lobes? (3)

A
  1. Apodization
  2. Subdicing
  3. THI
30
Q

Apodization

A

Optical filtering technique

31
Q

Where do grating lobes come from?

A

The edges of all the elements

32
Q

What happens to the grating lobes if we reduce the amplitude of the voltage to the outside elements?

A

Less artifact

- weak beam is going out, so weaker echo is coming back

33
Q

Can side lobes be apodized?

A

No

34
Q

What does subdicing of each element into a small group of small crystals do?

A

Weakens grating lobes

35
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What does subdicing reduce?

A

Inter-element interactions

36
Q

What is subdicing only used for?

A

Grating lobe artifacts

37
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When do you use THI?

A

When grating lobes or side lobes are too weak to produce harmonic signals