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NEN - NVN-IEC/TS 62791

Ultrasonics - Pulse-echo scanners - Low-echo sphere phantoms and method for performance testing of gray-scale medical ultrasound scanners applicable to a broad range of transducer types

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Organization: NEN
Publication Date: 1 September 2015
Status: inactive
Page Count: 67
ICS Code (Electroacoustics): 17.140.50
ICS Code (Radiographic equipment): 11.040.50
scope:

NVN-IEC/TS 62791 defines terms and specifies methods for quantifying the imaging performance of real-time, ultrasound B-mode scanners. The types of transducers used (see sections 7.6 and 10.7 of [1]) with these scanners include a) phased array, b) linear arrays, c) convex arrays, d) mechanical sector scanners, e) 3-D probes operating in 2-D imaging mode (see Annex K), f) 3-D probes operating in 3-D imaging mode for a limited number of sets of reconstructed 2-D images (see Annex K). The test methodology is applicable for transducers operating in the 2 MHz to 15 MHz frequency range.

Document History

August 1, 2022
Ultrasonics - Pulse-echo scanners - Low-echo sphere phantoms and method for performance testing of grey-scale medical ultrasound scanners applicable to a broad range of transducer types
This document, which is a Technical Specification, defines terms and specifies methods for quantifying detailed imaging performance of real-time, ultrasound B-mode scanners. Detail is assessed by...
NVN-IEC/TS 62791
September 1, 2015
Ultrasonics - Pulse-echo scanners - Low-echo sphere phantoms and method for performance testing of gray-scale medical ultrasound scanners applicable to a broad range of transducer types
NVN-IEC/TS 62791 defines terms and specifies methods for quantifying the imaging performance of real-time, ultrasound B-mode scanners. The types of transducers used (see sections 7.6 and 10.7 of [1])...
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