Ultrasonic Bioinstrumentation

Book info: Ultrasonic Bioinstrumentation (Paperback, 251 pages) – Wiley, 1991. Language: English.

An all-in-one primer for aspiring ultrasound technicians

Ultrasound imaging has become ubiquitous in medicine, and those training for a career in the field need a solid understanding of ultrasonic radiation and its application through medical technology. Ultrasonic Bioinstrumentation offers comprehensive explanations that go beyond simple technical procedures; from the physics behind wave propagation and tissue acoustics, to beam patterns, resolution, configurations and more, this book is a one-stop reference for all aspects of ultrasonic imaging. Aspiring technicians will appreciate the depth of information, accessibility, and clarity of both word and image.

Douglas Christensen is the author of Ultrasonic Bioinstrumentation, published by Wiley.