Help us in new ultrasound research
Are you interested in or considering ultra-fast full frame forming imaging (UFFFI) applications? If so, we'd like to talk with you.
Cephasonics is currently doing research into new architectures and designs for ultra-fast full frame forming ultrasound imaging and we are gathering additional input from key people in the industry about the level of interest in and technical requirements for UFFFI.
As you may know, ultra-fast full frame forming imaging systems are able to compute many lines and generate a full image from one single transmit whatever the size and the characteristics of the image.
UFFFI systems have the potential to generate much higher resolution images with no fixed focal points as well as significantly enhancing key applications such as Shear Wave Elastography (SWE), high temporal resolution for measurements of dynamic properties of tissue and other substances, enhanced 3D imaging and new modalities such as vector flow.
For more background information about UFFFI, click here to check out an article by Jeremy Bercoff.
If you'd like to schedule some time to talk with our design team about our UFFFI research, please fill in the following form and we will contact you to arrange a conference call or meeting.
Thanks
Cephasonics is currently doing research into new architectures and designs for ultra-fast full frame forming ultrasound imaging and we are gathering additional input from key people in the industry about the level of interest in and technical requirements for UFFFI.
As you may know, ultra-fast full frame forming imaging systems are able to compute many lines and generate a full image from one single transmit whatever the size and the characteristics of the image.
UFFFI systems have the potential to generate much higher resolution images with no fixed focal points as well as significantly enhancing key applications such as Shear Wave Elastography (SWE), high temporal resolution for measurements of dynamic properties of tissue and other substances, enhanced 3D imaging and new modalities such as vector flow.
For more background information about UFFFI, click here to check out an article by Jeremy Bercoff.
If you'd like to schedule some time to talk with our design team about our UFFFI research, please fill in the following form and we will contact you to arrange a conference call or meeting.
Thanks
