Pulsatile echoencephalography

Avant, W. S.

doi:10.1212/wnl.16.10.1033

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“…Several factors influence the shape of the echo pulsations: a) respiration (27), b) heart rhythm, c) region reflecting plane, d) body position (281, and el sleep (29).…”

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Evaluation of echoencephalography

Vlieger

1980

J of Clinical Ultrasound

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Clinical use of A- and B-mode echoencephalography in neurology, neurosurgery, and pediatrics is discussed, and some results are presented. Descriptions are given of several techniques to obtain two-dimensional echoencephalographic pictures. Two-dimensional echoencephalography can be particularly helpful with hydrocephalic babies. Recording techniques for pulsatile echoencephalography and the factors influencing the shape of cerebral echo pulsations are considered. Also, the diagnostic value of pulsatile echoencephalography in several brain diseases is discussed.

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“…Several factors influence the shape of the echo pulsations: a) respiration (27), b) heart rhythm, c) region reflecting plane, d) body position (281, and el sleep (29).…”

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