Harmonic imaging is a key ultrasound technique in general imaging, enhancing image quality by processing echoes at multiples of the transmitted frequency. This method reduces artifacts, improves signal-to-noise ratio, and offers clearer visualization of deep structures and subtle lesions. By filtering out fundamental frequencies and emphasizing harmonic signals, sonographers achieve superior resolution and penetration. This advanced imaging mode is invaluable for precise diagnoses in various general imaging applications, providing sharper images and better tissue differentiation for medical professionals. Optimize your ultrasound practice with harmonic imaging for improved diagnostic confidence.
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