Introduction to Ultrasound Imaging
Ultrasound is a valuable diagnostic tool due to its non-invasive, non-ionizing, real-time, portable, and low-cost nature. However, image quality is variable and dependent on the type of patient and the expertise of the operator.
The Challenge of Ultrasound Imaging
The complex interaction of the human body with the ultrasound signal leads to compromised image quality. The body’s tissue types and structures affect the ultrasound beam differently, causing distortion and aberration.
The conventional ultrasound system design relies on simplifying assumptions about the body to achieve real-time imaging, resulting in reduced image quality.
The Solution: Agile Acoustic Architecture
GE’s Agile Acoustic Architecture addresses the fundamental acquisition of data that drives image quality by using advanced models of sound interaction with different tissue types and powerful distributed intelligence.
Manual:
Download: Agile Ultrasound User Manual
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