'Ultrasonic' Searchterm 'Ultrasonic' found in 40 articles 4 terms [ • ] - 36 definitions [• ] Result Pages : • Ultrasonic
Ultrasonic or ultrasound relates to energy waves of high frequencies above 30,000 Hz similar to those of audible sound.
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The ultrasonic power is the total amount of sound energy emitted by the transducer per unit of time.
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Due to the absorption of ultrasound, heating of tissue (including bone) can occur. For this reason, the sonographer should follow the ALARA principle to minimize the potential for ultrasonic heating of tissue during for example M-mode ultrasound. The thermal effect of Doppler ultrasound flow examinations is significantly greater.
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(UCA / USCA) Ultrasonic contrast agents, also called ultrasound contrast agents, are encapsulated bubbles on the order of 1-10 μm in diameter. These gas bubbles are injected into the blood stream in order to increase blood/
tissue contrast during an ultrasonogram. These microbubbles are filled with air or a gas with a lower solubility in blood than air, such as perfluorochemicals. The microbubble shell consists of albumin, phospholipid, or other material and encapsulates the gas core. Due to this construction, ultrasonic contrast agents are highly compressible, and have a high echogenicity. See also Ultrasound Contrast Agent Safety. ![]() Further Reading: Basics:
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