Basic of Ultrasonography.

this video is dedicated to you to learn basic physics of ultrasonography ( ultsound).
The video contains whole ultsound syllabus curriculum such as history of ultrasonograph, characteristics of ultrasound, how sound propagate through elastic media, ultrasound modes, Doppler ultrasound scan, biohazard of ultsound and ultrasound equipment such as transducer, monitor, Transformer, patient table.
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[@peterb4926]

Well Done but at 14:09 you say the gain knob controls the intensity of the beam. In most of the machines i’ve come across that’s not true. In most machines the gain controls how much the returning echoes are amplified on the screen. The Power knob controls the intensity of the beam being sent out into the tissues.

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[@petevhn]

48:45 SPL = lambda * n = 0.257 x 3 = 0.771 or any other reason why 0.857?

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[@user-ho9yo3ds3l]

He mis-speaks. It should be 1.540 mm/microsecond (hence why the conversion for MHz works well). @8:38

[@GeneralRadiology]

The speed of medical Ultrasound in soft tissue is 1540m/s

[@judjudersawn2596]

Masterful lecture. Comprehensive and insightful. However I must point out the comments at 8:11 are false.
1520 meters does not convert to millimeters upon dividing by a thousand. You multiply by a thousand. Also, 1520 m/s does not convert to 1.520 mm/ms. It stays 1520 because it’s a ratio.

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maybe I watched too much scary movies but at 16:37 you'll gonna hear something weird..

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