Development of a High‐Frequency Ophthalmic
Here, we present a newly developed high-frequency ophthalmic real-time ultrasound imaging system based on an annular-array transducer.
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Development of a High‐Frequency Ophthalmic Real‐Time
Ophthalmic ultrasound imaging is a widely used diagnostic method for examining ophthalmic diseases in the clinic. A single-element transducer is adopted in the traditional ophthalmic ultrasound imaging
(a) the peak-to-peak rf voltages (Vpp) of 40MHz and 3MHz and the dc
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