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802 results about "Ultrasound device" patented technology

Ultrasound devices operate with frequencies from 20 kHz up to several gigahertz. Ultrasound is used in many different fields. Ultrasonic devices are used to detect objects and measure distances. Ultrasound imaging or sonography is often used in medicine.

Reslution optical & ultrasound devices for imaging and treatment of body lumens

A rotationally vibrating imaging catheter and method of utilization has an array of ultrasound or optical transducers and an actuator along with signal processing, display, and power subsystems. The actuator of the preferred embodiment is a solid-state nitinol actuator. The actuator causes the array to oscillate such that the tip of the catheter is rotated through an angle equal to or less than 360 degrees. The tip is then capable of rotating back the same amount. This action is repeated until the desired imaging information is acquired. The rotationally vibrating catheter produces more imaging points than a non-rotating imaging catheter and eliminates areas of missing information in the reconstructed image.Rotationally vibrating catheters offer higher image resolution than stationary array catheters and greater flexibility and lower costs than mechanically rotating imaging catheters.The rotationally vibrating array carried on a catheter is vibrated or rocked forward and backward to allow for acquisition of three-dimensional information within a region around the transducer array.The addition of adjunctive therapies to the imaging catheter enhances the utility of the instrument. Examples of such therapies include atherectomy, stent placement, thrombectomy, embolic device placement, and irradiation.
Owner:LENKER JAY A

Resolution optical and ultrasound devices for imaging and treatment of body lumens

A rotationally vibrating imaging catheter and method of utilization has an array of ultrasound or optical transducers and an actuator along with signal processing, display, and power subsystems. The actuator of the preferred embodiment is a solid-state nitinol actuator. The actuator causes the array to oscillate such that the tip of the catheter is rotated through an angle equal to or less than 360 degrees. The tip is then capable of rotating back the same amount. This action is repeated until the desired imaging information is acquired. The rotationally vibrating catheter produces more imaging points than a non-rotating imaging catheter and eliminates areas of missing information in the reconstructed image.
Rotationally vibrating catheters offer higher image resolution than stationary array catheters and greater flexibility and lower costs than mechanically rotating imaging catheters.
The rotationally vibrating array carried on a catheter is vibrated or rocked forward and backward to allow for acquisition of three-dimensional information within a region around the transducer array.
The addition of adjunctive therapies to the imaging catheter enhances the utility of the instrument. Examples of such therapies include atherectomy, stent placement, thrombectomy, embolic device placement, and irradiation.
Owner:LENKER JAY A

Rotor unmanned aircraft independent take-off and landing system based on three-layer triangle multi-color landing ground

Disclosed is a rotor unmanned aircraft independent take-off and landing system based on three-layer triangle multi-color landing ground. The system comprises a small rotor unmanned aircraft (SRUA), an onboard sensor, a data processing unit, a flight control system, an onboard camera, landing ground, a wireless image transmission module, a wireless data transmission module and a ground monitor station, wherein the onboard sensor comprises an inertial measurement unit, a global positioning system (GPS) receiver, a barometer, an ultrasound device and the like, the data processing unit is used for integrating sensor data, the flight control system finishes route planning to achieve high accuracy control over the SRUA, the onboard camera is used for collecting images of the landing ground, the landing ground is a specially designed landing point for an unmanned aircraft, the wireless image transmission module can transmit the images to a ground station, the wireless data transmission module can achieve communication of data and instructions between the unmanned aircraft and the ground station, and the ground station is composed of a visual processing unit and a display terminal. According to the rotor unmanned aircraft independent take-off and landing system based on the three-layer triangle multi-color landing ground, the reliability of SRUA navigation messages is guaranteed, the control accuracy of the SRUA is increased, costs are low, the application is convenient, and important engineering values can be achieved.
Owner:BEIHANG UNIV
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