Ultrasonography in Ophthalmology 12 pp 217-223 | Cite as
Power spectrum analysis of ultrasonic radio-frequency signals in vitreous diseases
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Abstract
Although A-scan and B-scan images of ocular diseases are clinically important for differential diagnosis, much useful diagnostic information is not yet available through these procedures. However, wave spectral analysis by computer can gather much of the missing information, thereby providing material effective for diagnosis. Table 1 shows a diagram of the experimental conditions.
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Retinal Detachment Ocular Disease Vitreous Hemorrhage Power Spectrum Analysis Flat Pattern
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