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Showing 3 matches for the following: Inventor: "Von Ramm, Olaf" ×
High frame rate cardiac ultrasound for visualizing small-scale heart muscle movement
Unmet Need Cardiac ultrasound is a fast, inexpensive, and non-invasive method for visualizing the structure and function of the heart and for diagnosing cardiovascular conditions such as a heart murmur or heart attack. There are…
Micromachined transducer arrays for improved ultrasound imaging
Unmet Need With the surge of minimally invasive surgeries comes the demand of improved imaging techniques to assist in obtaining successful outcomes. Intravascular (catheter-based) ultrasound has emerged as a leading imaging technology for minimally invasive…
A high-speed echocardiographic system that can assess cardiac function in real-time
Unmet Need Since its inception in the mid-1970s, real-time echocardiography employing phased array principles has had a significant impact on the practice of medicine particularly in cardiology. The real-time or live nature of image formation…