Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2008
Identifier/URL
40251001 (Pure); 18391264 (PubMed); 44249091195 (QABO)
Abstract
An ultrasound imaging system is under development that features a flexible transducer that can be wrapped conformally around curved surfaces of the body. The device is intended to deliver high image quality without the need for mechanical scanning, and will benefit medical personnel with limited ultrasound training. A 2 x 8 element piezoelectric transducer prototype and 15.5 MHz imaging system have been built, and the system concept has been demonstrated by imaging a soft tissue phantom. The transducer design, imaging procedure, and preliminary image processing techniques are presented.
Repository Citation
Zhang, W.,
Woolard, D.,
Brown, E.,
Gelmont, B.,
& Trew, R.
(2008). A Flexible, Conformal Ultrasound Array for Medical Imaging. Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 16 - Parallel, Combinatorial, Convergent, 132, 95-97.
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