Computer-assisted echography: statistical analysis of A-mode video echograms obtained by tissue sampling

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The A-mode video echograms of ophthalmological equipment are quantitatively analysed while using an online connection to a digital computer. A series of echograms is collected while the examiner carries out slight manual scanning movements with the transducer, thus performing a kind of statistical tissue sampling. The amplitude of the echoes is expressed as a percentage of the maximum display magnitude. The attenuation is estimated by a regression analysis while taking into account the amplifier gain curve of the equipment and is expressed in dB/mm tissue. The relative reflectivity of large structure boundaries is expressed in dB. The texture of tissue echograms is analysed by means of amplitude histograms. © 1981 International Federation for Medical & Biological Engineering.

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Thijssen, J. M., Bayer, A. L., & Cloostermans, M. (1981). Computer-assisted echography: statistical analysis of A-mode video echograms obtained by tissue sampling. Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, 19(4), 437–442. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02441309

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