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Explanation of Diagram
This diagram shows a linear array transducer emitting ultrasound pulses on the left, and the shape of the scan it produces on the right.
The illustration of a linear transducer on the left demonstrates the placement of piezoelectric elements in a linear array transducer – side by side, with pulses being emitted vertically and in parallel lines. A complete name for this transducer is the linear sequenced array transducer (‘sequenced’ meaning that it automatically emits pulses in sequence to form a real-time image of the patient).
The illustration on the right indicates the shape of the image produced, termed a linear or rectangular scan.
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References
Kremkali, F.W. (2006) Diagnostic Ultrasound Principles and Instruments (7th ed.) St Louis: Saunders Elsevier. pp 66-67
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