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The basics of cardiac ultrasound, the wavelength. Ultrasound used for imaging applications is formed into a beam and has the physical properties of both a beam and sound, such as (1) attenuation, (2) reflection, (3) refraction, (4) characteristic velocity in each medium, (5) straight propagation through homogeneous medium and (6) Doppler effect.

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Echocardiographic examination,in the thorax, parasternal cardiac imaging is often facilitated by positioning the patient on his left side so that the heart falls against the left anterior chest wall. These transducer locations have been named by the American Society of Echocardiography (A.S.E.) for standardization.

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Book 1989ty as non-invasive diagnostic procedures for many cardiovascular disorders. The objective of this t~xtbook is to offer a detailed yet concise overview of the echocardiographic diagnosis of the various cardiovascular diseases. The book focuses upon the practical echocardiographic (including Doppler)

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