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We are using the Kretztechnik 7100 MA With time-gain compensation and a flat-stalked 8 MHz transducer for A-scan ultrasonography. Echo amplitudes and echo distances can be evaluated accurately. This is especially useful for tissue differentiation. Position movements become visible as well as ultrasound attenuation. However, to determine the localisation to adjacent structures is often difficult. Anatomic schemes of corresponding size proved to be helpful for echo identification.
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Buschman, H.W., Linnert, D. (1978). Ultrasound Exophthalmometry, Orbital Echography and Cat in Diagnosis of Orbital Disorders. In: Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on Orbital Disorders Amsterdam, September 5–7, 1977. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9978-7_8
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