Diagnostic ultrasound artifacts during imaging of two-body interfaces: Part 2––beam thickness artifact
A diagnostic ultrasound method is being developed for measuring surface contact areas at the tibio–femoral interface of a total knee replacement in a non-clinical industrial setting as an engineering design tool. As an initial step towards this, a previous study mathematically predicted the effect o...
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| description | A diagnostic ultrasound method is being developed for measuring surface contact areas at the tibio–femoral interface of a total knee replacement in a non-clinical industrial setting as an engineering design tool. As an initial step towards this, a previous study mathematically predicted the effect of ultrasound beam thickness on contact area measurements at a two-body interface. In the current study, a novel metal-on-polymer acoustic test object was constructed to create circular two-body interfaces of known geometry. The object was ultrasonically imaged, contact areas measured, and the results compared with the theoretical model previously developed. |
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