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By Dr. Kelly O'Connell Typically in ultrasound applications, we always say that ultrasound has two barriers: bone and air. This is because when an ultrasound beam travels through tissue, it experiences reflection (echo), refractions and attenuation. In …
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Vevo Training Request
Please fill out form below and indicate the course you're interested in. You will be contacted to follow up. … … Vevo Training Request …
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Imaging Modes
Starting by identifying the anatomy of interest in 2D greyscale B-Mode, users can then: Measure tissue motion with M-Mode and Tissue Doppler Capture and analyze exquisitely detailed EKV-Mode images Visualize and quantify blood flow with Doppler modes …
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LV Analysis
Clinically sourced functional and anatomical cardiovascular measurements in an easy-to-use tool. The manual LV Analysis tool is widely adopted, having been available for well over 10 years across several different generations of Vevo Imaging Systems. …
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B-mode image of the left kidney, spleen and pancreas acquired using a UHF57x transducer on the Vevo F2. … … Left Kidney, Spleen and …
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B-mode image of the sagittal kidney acquired using a UHF57x transducer on the Vevo F2. … … Sagittal Kidney …
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Color Doppler image of an aortic arch in a female mouse, acquired using a UHF57x transducer on the Vevo F2. … … Color Doppler of Mouse Aortic …
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Color Doppler image of renal vein, artery, left kidney and spleen, acquired using a UHF57x transducer on the Vevo F2. … … Color Doppler of Mouse …