Presentation 2011-03-04
In Vitro Measurement by Vibration Scanning Method for Puncture Needle-Type Ultrasonography
Masayuki Kiya, Kouichi Karasawa, Masasumi Yoshizawa, Takasuke Irie, Tadashi Moriya, Kouichi Itoh,
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Abstract(in English) For realization of low-cost, faster scanning rate, and improvement of scanning resolution of puncture needle-type ultrasonography using a fused quartz rod, we developed the scanning method using the audio speaker. The principle of the scanning method is based on the movements of the end point of a lever. When the end point (transducer side) is vibrated by the audio speaker, the other point (sensing side) is also vibrated. When the endpoint of the lever is at a point during the vibration, an ultrasonic signal is transmitted and received, and the measurement of the point is conducted. We confirmed the effectiveness of the vibration scanning method by imaging the acoustic impedance difference of the muscle and fat sample. The experimental results show that the scanning method is useful for puncture needle-type ultrasonography.
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Keyword(in English) ultrasonic interference method / imaging method for acoustic impedance difference / equivalent-time sampling
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Conference Date 2011/2/25(1days)
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Title (in English) In Vitro Measurement by Vibration Scanning Method for Puncture Needle-Type Ultrasonography
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Keyword(1) ultrasonic interference method
Keyword(2) imaging method for acoustic impedance difference
Keyword(3) equivalent-time sampling
1st Author's Name Masayuki Kiya
1st Author's Affiliation Graduate School of System Design, Tokyo Metropolitan University()
2nd Author's Name Kouichi Karasawa
2nd Author's Affiliation Graduate School of System Design, Tokyo Metropolitan University
3rd Author's Name Masasumi Yoshizawa
3rd Author's Affiliation Graduate School of System Design, Tokyo Metropolitan University
4th Author's Name Takasuke Irie
4th Author's Affiliation Microsonic Co., Ltd.
5th Author's Name Tadashi Moriya
5th Author's Affiliation Department of Electrical Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan University
6th Author's Name Kouichi Itoh
6th Author's Affiliation Hitachi-Omiya Saiseikai Hospital
Date 2011-03-04
Paper # EMD2010-161
Volume (vol) vol.110
Number (no) 451
Page pp.pp.-
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