Temporal Resolution

Question 1

Frame Rate

Answer 1

Ability of the system to create numerous frames each second

Question 2

Frame Rate

Answer 2

Ability of the system to create numerous frames each second

Question 3

Temporal Resolution

Answer 3

Temporal resolution is the ability to detect that an object has moved over time

Question 4

Field of View

Answer 4

Image width or sector size

Question 5

Lateral Resolution

Answer 5

The lateral resolution reflects the ability to distinguish two objects in the lateral direction, i.e. two objects in the same depth with a horizontal distance between one another

Question 6

Line Density

Answer 6

Line density adjusts the number of scan lines in your ultrasound image. A higher level provides better resolution in the image (more scan lines), but reduces the frame rate

Question 7

Spatial (Detail) Resolution

Answer 7

The spatial resolution of any imaging system is defined as its ability to distinguish two points as separate in space. Spatial resolution is measured in units of distance such as mm

Question 8

Real Time Image

Answer 8

Ultrasound imaging that allows you to see images in “Real-Time”

Question 9

Real Time Image

Answer 9

ultrasound imaging that allows you to see images in “Real-Time”

Question 10

Contrast Resolution

Answer 10

Contrast resolution refers to the ability to distinguish between different echo amplitudes of adjacent structures. Contrast resolution may be enhanced at various stages in the imaging process, these include compression, image memory, and the use of contrast agents