Library/Basic principles/Reverberation and ring down artifacts
Reverberation and ring down artifacts
1:37
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Reverberation artifact appears as a succession of hyperechoic lines when the ultrasound waves encounter a highly reflective interface such as gas. Ring-down (due to resonance) is often encountered with gas while comet-tail (which is a reverberation artifact) artifact can be seen with metallic FB, surgical clips and mineralized concretions. They both display successive hyperechoic lines
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SectionBasic principles
Duration1:37
FormatAnnotated, without sound
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Included inSmall Animal Ultrasonography PREMIUM (2 years)
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