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Fundamentals of Medical Ultrasonics / Michiel Postema.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Postema, Michiel, author.
Contributor:
Attenborough, Keith.
Campbell, Paul A.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ultrasonics in medicine.
Diagnostic ultrasonic imaging.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (249 p.)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
London : Spon Press, c2011.
Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, 2014.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
"Ultrasonic imaging is an economic, reliable diagnostic technique. Owing to recent therapeutic applications, understanding the physical principles of medical ultrasonics is becoming increasingly important.Covering the basics of elasticity, linear acoustics, wave propagation, nonlinear acoustics, transducer components, ultrasonic imaging modes, basics on cavitation and bubble physics, as well as the most common diagnostic and therapeutic applications, Fundamentals of Medical Ultrasonics explores the physical and engineering principles of acoustics and ultrasound as used for medical applications.? It offers students and professionals in medical physics and engineering a detailed overview of the technical aspects of medical ultrasonic imaging, whilst serving as a reference for clinical and research staff."--Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Fundamentals of Medical Ultrasonics; Copyright; Foreword; Contents; 1 Introduction; 1.1 Definition of sound; 1.2 A brief history of cavitation and ultrasonics; 1.3 Outline and acknowledgements; 2 Stress, strain and elasticity; 2.1 The uniform state of stress; 2.2 Stress on an inclined plane; 2.3 Transformation of stresses for rotation of axes; 2.4 Principal stresses; 2.5 Stationary values of shear stress; 2.6 Octahedral stresses; 2.7 Hydrostatic (dilational) and deviatoric stress tensors; 2.8 Strains and displacements; 2.9 Generalised Hooke's law; 2.9.1 The bulk modulus
2.9.2 Lam ́e's constant2.10 Equilibrium equations for three dimensions; 2.11 Strain compatibility equations; 2.12 Plane strain; 2.13 Plane stress; 2.14 Polar coordinates; 2.14.1 Strain components in polar coordinates; 2.14.2 Hooke's law; 2.14.3 Equilibrium equations; 2.14.4 Strain compatibility equation; 2.14.5 Stress compatibility equation; 2.15 Stress functions; 2.16 Stress functions in polar coordinates; 3 Vibrations; 3.1 Mass on a spring; 3.2 Free vibrations; 3.3 Damped free vibrations; 3.4 Forced vibrations; 3.5 Undamped forced vibrations; 3.6 Damped forced vibrations
3.7 Nonlinear springs4 Waves and sound; 4.1 Wave equation; 4.2 Speed of sound in air; 4.3 Solutions of the 1-dimensional wave equation; 4.4 Sound energy; 4.5 Point and line sources; 4.6 Doppler effect; 4.7 Root-mean-square pressure; 4.8 Superposition of waves; 4.9 Beats; 4.10 Complex representation of a plane, harmonic; 4.11 Standing waves; 4.12 Fourier transform; 4.13 Decibel scale; 4.13.1 Propagation from a point source; 4.13.2 Distance doubling; 4.14 Vectorial notation for the wave equation; 4.15 Plane waves in isotropic media; 4.16 Waves in fluids; 4.17 Mechanisms of wave attenuation
4.18 Reflection and transmission4.18.1 Derivation of Snell's law; 4.18.2 Critical angle; 4.18.3 Reflection and transmission of waves on a plane; 4.18.4 Reflection and transmission coefficients; 4.18.5 Normal incidence; 4.18.6 Normal incidence on a wall (two fluid-fluid boundaries); 4.18.7 Impedance of a rigid-backed fluid layer; 4.19 Scattering; 4.20 Nonlinear propagation; 5 Transducers; 5.1 The piezo-electric effect; 5.1.1 Overview of piezo-electricity; 5.1.2 Piezo-electric nomenclature; 5.1.3 Piezo-electric constitutive equations; 5.1.4 Piezo-electric coefficients
5.1.5 Electro-mechanical coupling coefficient5.2 Piezo-electric materials; 5.2.1 Piezo-electric ceramic; 5.2.2 Piezo-electric polymers; 5.3 Transducer bandwidth; 5.4 Transducer construction; 5.4.1 Piezo-electric element; 5.4.2 Backing material; 5.4.3 Acoustic impedance matching; 5.4.4 Electrical impedance matching; 6 Radiated fields; 6.1 Continuous wave excitation; 6.1.1 Circular plane piston in a rigid baffle; 6.1.2 Rectangular plane piston in an infinite baffle; 6.2 Transient excitation; 6.2.1 Transient radiation from a circular plane piston
6.2.2 Transient radiation from a rectangular plane piston
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on metadata supplied by the publisher and other sources.
ISBN:
9786613102225
9781040214541
1040214541
9780429176487
0429176481
9781482266641
1482266644
9781283102223
1283102226
9781135179366
1135179360
9780203863503
020386350X
OCLC:
714372032

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