Ultrasound Modes, A, B and M Mode| Ultrasound Physics | Radiology Physics Course #12
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Let's review the 3 main ultrasound modes, namely, A, b and M mode. We will discuss doppler in depth at a later stage. A mode (aka amplitude mode) gives us a 1 dimensional data output. B mode (aka brightness mode) allows us to create a 2 dimensional greyscale image. M mode (aka motion mode) provides us with A mode changes over time.
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Thanks for your wonderful video and instructions. Could I ask a question about calculation in detail? You mentioned that we could use time and velocity of calculation the location of boundary in both A and B mode. I can understand until this point. However, how can we know the speed of ultrasound in different tissue even before imaging/detecting?
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Thanks for making concepts clearer and in depth.which source did u follow or recommend
What's the difference between B mode and M mode then?
B mode effectively shows a ‘live’ view of the underlying anatomy. M mode displays changes in a single A line of data over time 🙂
Sir...can u please teach the concept of Tissue harmonic imaging
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