Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1994-11-02
1995-08-29
Manuel, George
Surgery
Truss
Pad
A61B 800
Patent
active
054451566
ABSTRACT:
A time domain technique for implementing an adaptive wall filter improves imaging of low-velocity blood flow by removing signals associated with slowly moving tissue. Adaptive wall filtering is performed by estimating wall velocity and bandwidth, and then filtering the basebanded data with a complex time domain notch filter. The wall velocity estimate determines the center frequency of a wall signal while the wall variance estimate determines the wall signal bandwidth. The complex filter coefficients selected are those which will center the complex notch filter on the wall center frequency, and which will set the filter cutoff frequencies (measured from this center frequency) to match the wall signal bandwidth.
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Daft Christopher M. W.
Hall Anne L.
Noujaim Sharbel E.
Thomas Lewis J.
Welles II Kenneth B.
General Electric Company
Manuel George
Snyder Marvin
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