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NOV-DEC 2015

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tvpjournal.com | November/December 2015 ABDOMINAL ULTrASONOGrAPHy 27 the dynamic range (increase contrast) or use a B color map, wherein shades of a color (blue, yellow, magenta) are used rather than grayscale (Figure 7, page 28). IN SUMMARY Image optimization is not complicated, but may be daunting for the new sonographer due to unfamiliarity with the controls and terminology. FIGURE 6. Three images from the same view of the US phantom: Dynamic range decreased (50 dB), resulting in too much contrast (A); dynamic range set in a midrange position (70 dB), resulting in appropriate appearance (B); dynamic range increased (90 dB), providing too much grayscale and not enough contrast resolution (C). A B C

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