Ultrasound in Medicine |Biomedgrid

Ultrasound waves are longitudinal and easily penetrate through tissues in the human body. Ultrasonic sources emit ultrasonic waves of a certain frequency which are reflected from the tissue and then detected via a detector. Reflected ultrasonic waves as analog information are converted into numerical information, and they are then mathematically processed in a computer and converted back into analog information which is then obtained in the form of an image. An ultrasound device is a device that gives cross-sectional images of the inside of the human body. The ultrasound examination procedure is the procedure of creating a two-dimensional and three-dimensional cross-sectional image of the interior of the human body.