Elastography safety aspects 2014 mcqs

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ECMUS – The Safety Committee of EFSUMB:Tutorial

MCQs Elastography - safety aspects 1. Elastographic techniques are used to map … a) Tissue stiffness b) Tissue thickness c) Tissue density d) Tissue attenuation 2. Shear wave elastography uses propagation of … a) Longitudinal waves b) Transverse waves c) Surface waves d) Rayleigh waves 3. Shear wave velocities in tissue are within the range of … a) 1480 - 1580 m/s b) 330 - 340 m/s c) 1 - 10 m/s d) 3000 - 4000 m/s 4. For ARFI methods the highest temperature increase is … a) Near the surface b) At the beam’s focus c) Does not vary with depth d) Does not increase 5. During ARFI imaging … a) TI & MI may be correctly estimated b) TI & MI may be overestimated c) TI & MI may be underestimated d) Are not displayed on screen

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ECMUS – The Safety Committee of EFSUMB:Tutorial Correct answers: 1a: 2b: 3c: 4b: 5c:

Tissue stiffness Transverse waves 1-10 m/s At the beam’s focus TI & MI may be underestimated

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