Pulse Echo Ultrasound Parameters | Ultrasound Physics | Radiology Physics Course #4

[@delilahvaz2009]

WHO SENT YOU? THE ANGELS! SO MUCH GRATITUDE

[@m.affansaleem5764]

Dear Micheal, Thank you so much for your extraordinary content. I sincerely appreciate your excellent coverage of this and othet radiology topics.

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you very much. Appreciate all your support!

[@YanahKapri]

Wow you are a great teacher!!! Never stop posting and educating here on KZbin. You’re the best. Not sure if you’re already a professor but we need more like you. I looked up videos on ultrasound physics because I’ll be starting my DMS program next semester & just wanted to get familiar with it all before starting. Everyone says how hard ultrasound physics is and I’m glad I’m getting in prep because it’s not that difficult to understand. Maybe it’s the way you broke it down. 😅

[@radiologytutorials]

So kind! Glad it seems a little less daunting now 🙌. Good luck for your next semester!

[@davidecappelli9961]

Very well done. I totally agree with starting with the big picture, the general concepts on what everything in ultrasound is based. Doing ultrasonography, whatever the anatomical site and context, is a lot about choosing the correct settings and interpreting artifacts: you won’t understand either if you don’t master the basics. 👍👏

[@radiologytutorials]

Absolutely! We're singing the same tune 🥳

[@dhathriprasad7121]

Great explanation sir... Helps to reduce my physics phobia😊😊

[@vb9490]

Can you create a notes pdf of these videos for quick review?

[@YanahKapri]

Why don’t you just take notes as he talks…

[@samarium62surya]

Yes why not? Next he can give your exams as well!! Just place a request. Cheers 🎉

[@brightugwueze4512]

This is great. I have not understood basic ultrasound as this. Please keep the great work

[@radiologytutorials]

So happy to help 👌

[@luvie888]

Should have got your tutorial question banks and watched your videos before exams rather than our books!! damn! Should have got this to achieve a high distinction!

[@fazaltahir4216]

Superb explanation, very nicely presented, thanks a lot 🎉

[@melaniegoffredo8095]

This video is SUPER helpful!!!! Thank you so much !

[@radiologytutorials]

So glad it helped! 🙌

[@behnammadadnia3410]

Great explanation 😍

[@jailoungamgonmei9341]

please do ct physics

[@NA-pn5ic]

V v precise and well explained...waiting for rest of the usg lectures...

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you Nabeela!

[@Iris0555]

pulse echo method transmit electric energy converted into mechanical or electrical ???

[@user-nt4rw3zr6v]

Thank you for this video, When discussing PD, are we considering all or only one cycle?

[@doctorcool1071]

thank you sir.

[@JamilSiddiqi-mo9ue]

Thanks so much

[@floracolin2977]

i love these videos they are very educational and helpful at understanding the diffucult subject. is there a way to get access to these power points you are using?

[@radiologytutorials]

I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos. The presentations aren't available to access in powerpoint, but you're free to rewatch the videos here as many times as you need 👍

[@keneze6467]

Pls can you discuss beam properties

[@radiologytutorials]

Talk number 15 in this playlist discusses beam properties 👍🏼

[@roshanawatts3541]

Well done

[@ramaymd]

Thanks 😊

[@Keisha-Tyler]

why would a short pulse be transmitted rather than a longer pulse ?

[@CyberHo4X]

Better resolution , but less penetration depth