Physics - Ch. 8 Is it performing well?

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Imaging performance is determined by measuring primarily the following:

Detail resolution

Contrast resolution

Penetration and dynamic range

Time gain compensation operation

Accuracy of depth and distance measurement

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Tissue-Equivalent Phantoms

simulate tissue properties

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Tissue-Equivalent Phantoms allow assessment of:

Detail resolution

Contrast resolution

Penetration

Dynamic range

Time gain compensation

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Tissue-Equivalent Phantoms typically contain:

echo free regions and thin nylon lines (to measure detail resolution and distance accuracy)

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Axial other terms:

depth, longitudinal, radial

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Lateral other terms:

Beamwidth, azimuthal, side-by-side, transverse, angular

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In round crystals, beamwidth is ________________ in both planes

symmetric

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Axial Resolution other terms

range resolution

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Shorter pulse duration, ____________ (better/worse) axial resolution.

better

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To resolve 2 objects the distance between them must be at least half of the ______.

SPL

AR = SPL / 2

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What is the backing layer made of?

Powdered tungsten with epoxy resin

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Does the backing material absorb any of the ring energy?

yes some

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__________ (Higher/lower) frequencies form narrower beams.

Higher

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What are test objects made of?

nylon lines and scattering layers

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Do test objects simulate tissue characteristics?

no

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What do test objects evaluate for?

detail resolution, beam profiles

penetration of Doppler beam

ability to discriminate between different flow directions

accuracy of sample volume location

accuracy of measured flow speed

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What are Doppler test objects made of?

use a moving solid object like string

can produce pulsatile and reverse motions

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Doppler Phantoms

use a flowing blood-mimicking liquid

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Doppler Phantoms disadvantages:

presence of bubbles, non uniform flow

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Doppler Phantoms advantages:

can simulate clinical conditions (tissue attenuation)

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Hydrophone

used to measure the acoustic output of sonographic instruments

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Hydrophone measures...

pressure, amplitude and period - from which several other acoustic pulse parameters can be calculated

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Small Transducer Hydrophone

mounted on the end of a hollow needle

<p>mounted on the end of a hollow needle</p>
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Large Piezoelectric Membrane Hydrophone

membrane with small metallic electrodes centered on both sides

<p>membrane with small metallic electrodes centered on both sides</p>