Temporal Resolution | Ultrasound Physics | Radiology Physics Course #19

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Temporal resolution is the ability to accurately detect and display real-time movement in the ultrasound image. It is measured by the number of b-mode image frames per second, aka, frame rate. Frame rate is measured in Hertz. Temporal resolution is effected by line density, FOV size, imaging depth and number of focal zones per A-line. All of which is covered in this video.
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