Ultrasonic diagnostic imaging system with adaptive spatial compounding
作者： James R. Jago , Brent S. Robinson , Daniel C. Schmiesing , Robert R. Entrekin
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摘要: An adaptive ultrasonic spatial compounding method is described in which the number of component images are to be spatially compounded varied response type scanning procedure. In a survey mode, when transducer rapidly patient and there low degree correlation from frame frame, reduced. study held relatively stationary particular region body frame-to-frame correspondence high, increased.
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