RU93030944A - ULTRASONIC FREQUENCY SCANNING ECHOOSTOMETER - Google Patents

ULTRASONIC FREQUENCY SCANNING ECHOOSTOMETER

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RU93030944A
RU93030944A RU93030944/14A RU93030944A RU93030944A RU 93030944 A RU93030944 A RU 93030944A RU 93030944/14 A RU93030944/14 A RU 93030944/14A RU 93030944 A RU93030944 A RU 93030944A RU 93030944 A RU93030944 A RU 93030944A
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ultrasonic
echoostometer
ultrasonic frequency
bone tissue
frequency scanning
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Л.Н. Синицын
А.П. Иванников
Ю.П. Лоскутов
В.В. Соколов
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Конструкторское бюро "Горизонт"
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Ультразвуковой частотно-сканирующий эхоостеометр относится к медицинской технике и может быть использован в травматологии, ортопедии и других областях медицины, связанных с диагностикой состояния костной ткани. Задача изобретения - расширение диагностических возможностей определения состояния и свойств костной ткани. Сущность работы прибора заключается в том, что при изменении частоты ультразвукового сигнала в каждом диапазоне определяется максимальное его значение. Новым является то, что заявляемое устройство вместе с исследуемым пациентом представляет резонансную систему, в которой амплиуда ультразвуковых колебаний возрастает приблизительно в 100 раз, что эквивалентно такому же увеличению чувствительности устройства по сравнению с импульсным ультразвуковым методом, используемым в прототипе.Ultrasonic frequency-scanning echoosteometer refers to medical technology and can be used in traumatology, orthopedics and other areas of medicine related to the diagnosis of bone tissue. The objective of the invention is the expansion of the diagnostic capabilities of determining the condition and properties of bone tissue. The essence of the device operation is that when the frequency of the ultrasonic signal in each band is changed, its maximum value is determined. New is that the proposed device together with the patient under study represents a resonant system in which the amplitude of ultrasonic vibrations increases approximately 100 times, which is equivalent to the same increase in the sensitivity of the device compared to the pulsed ultrasonic method used in the prototype.
RU93030944A 1993-05-31 1993-05-31 Ultrasonic frequency-scanning echo stereometer RU2076635C1 (en)

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