artifacts
artifacts
real time imaging
Instrumentation
instrumentation
100

Duplicated structure appearing across a strong reflector at an equal distance 

Mirror Image 

100

bright tapering without spacing behind a structure resulting from two parallel strong reflectors 

Comet tail

100

Frame rate calculation 

PRF / lines per frame 

100

Preprocessing occurs 

Before storage 

100

Persistance reduces 

Well take temporal resolution and noise 

200

What artifact is caused by the beam bending 

Refraction 

200

Identical Doppler signals above and below baseline 

Cross talk

200

Narrow sector size effects temporal resolution how 

Increases frame rate improves temporal resolution 

200

this preprocessing function improves spatial resolution 

Write magnification 

200

Spatial compounding and persistence differ how

Persistance averages using the same view spatial compounding uses multiple angles 

300

Which artifact violates ” sound travels in a straight line “ 

Refraction

300

Where will the artifact be placed if the sound is traveling slower than expected 

Deeper than real structure 

300

Best settings for fast moving structures ( sector size, density)

Narrow sector, low density 

300

Fill in interpolation Improves which resolution 

Spatial resolution 

300

What is not reversible 

Preprocessinb

400

False echoes inside a cyst that disappear with tissue harmonics turned on 

Elevational resoltuion artifact 

400

Motion based false Doppler signal 

Flash artifact 

400

Minimum frame rate to avoid flicker 

15 Hz 

400

Persistence is best used for slower or faster moving structures 

Slower 

400

Pixel is defined as 

Smaller picture element 

500

Energy outside the main beam causes 

Side lobe artifact 

500

A structure appears deeper due to a longer sound travel time 

Multi path 

500

Multi focusing improves which resolution and degrades which resolution 

Improves spatial degrades femporal 

500

4 bits equals how many grey shades 

16 

500

What are the two components of demodulation 

Smoothing and rectification 

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