Ultrasound is a regular sound pressure wave with a frequency beyond the human range of hearing. In 1893, Sir Francis Galton built a whistle that made such a high-frequency tone. In 1917, Paul Langevin built an ultrasound emitter and receiver device to detect icebergs, which is the first technical application of ultrasound technologies. This marked the birth of general ultrasonography.
The first medical application of ultrasonography was conducted by George Döring Ludwig at the Naval Medical Research Institute, who in 1949 explored the characteristics of ultrasound when applied to meat and organs from animals. Although he first published the results of his work on June 16, 1949, it was not released publicly until October, 1949, due to the Naval Medical Research Institute's decision to classify the data as secret.
During the early 1950's, Dr. John Wild, with the help of his colleague, Dr. John Reid, miniaturized the technology, allowing the use of a handheld device that fed information back to a central processor.
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Ultrasound works by transmitting high-frequency sound waves into the body. These waves then bounce off tissues and organs, creating echoes that are detected by the ultrasound machine. The machine then processes these echoes to create an image of the internal structures in real-time.
An ultrasound machine determines the depth of the reflected waves based on the time it takes for the waves to bounce back to the transducer. By measuring the time delay between when the wave was emitted and when it returns, the machine can calculate the depth at which the reflection occurred.
The inventor of the machine is unknown as it is a generic term used to describe a device that performs a task. The weight of a machine can vary greatly depending on its size, type, and purpose, ranging from a few ounces to several tons.
You are refering to ultrasound imaging...Most commonly used in obsteric sonography, which is the imaging of babies within a mothers' womb**Actually the correct medical term for this definition is Ultrasonography. This is the term commonly known as ultrasound or diagnostic ultrasound.**
An ultrasound machine would require an ultrasound transducer. These are required as they are the part of the machine that delivers the image to the machine.
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I think the ultrasound machine has changed .we supply ultrasound machine for years So in your case I think your ultrasound machine can be durable for 1 year . but for an accurate diagnostic suggest that you buy a new ultrasound scanner . you may check Rehab Medical this Supplier they offer good quality usg with reasonable price--
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An ultrasound technician uses an ultrasound machine to product images of tissues and organs. An ultrasound machine includes transducer probe, a central processing unit, a monitor, a keyboard with control knobs, disk storage devices and a printer.
Home Ultrasound Therapy using a portable ultrasound machine can be very effective, just as effective as medical or professional ultrasound units. The difference between a chiropractor of doctor's ultrasound machine and a a home ultrasound machine is the doctor's ultrasound device utilizes continuous waves while a home version uses pulsed ultrasonic waves. This makes the home units safe for the general public, as continuous wave ultrasound can be dangerous if used in the wrong hands. When using a home ultrasound therapy massage machine, you will treat more frequently than if you were have ultrasound treatments at a physical therapist's office, but the results will be the same and in the long run, you will save a substantial amount of money.
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if the machine is broken than nothing happens
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