Canon kabushiki kaisha (20240299014). ULTRASOUND PHANTOM AND METHOD OF PRODUCING ULTRASOUND PHANTOM simplified abstract
ULTRASOUND PHANTOM AND METHOD OF PRODUCING ULTRASOUND PHANTOM
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This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240299014 titled 'ULTRASOUND PHANTOM AND METHOD OF PRODUCING ULTRASOUND PHANTOM
The ultrasound phantom described in the patent application includes a hydrogel containing water, a first polysaccharide with a glucose residue in the main chain and mannose and glucuronic acid residues in the side chain, and a second polysaccharide with a mannose residue in the main chain and a galactose residue in the side chain. The hydrogel has a Young's modulus ranging from 0.1 kPa to 5.0 kPa.
- The ultrasound phantom contains a hydrogel with specific polysaccharides that contribute to its properties.
- The hydrogel has a defined Young's modulus range suitable for ultrasound applications.
Potential Applications:
- Medical training and education for ultrasound technicians.
- Calibration and testing of ultrasound equipment in medical facilities.
Problems Solved:
- Provides a realistic and durable phantom for ultrasound training.
- Offers a standardized material for calibrating ultrasound machines.
Benefits:
- Improved accuracy in ultrasound training.
- Consistent calibration of ultrasound equipment.
Commercial Applications:
- "Ultrasound Training Phantom with Hydrogel for Medical Education and Equipment Calibration"
Questions about the Ultrasound Phantom: 1. What are the specific advantages of using a hydrogel in an ultrasound phantom?
- The hydrogel provides a realistic tissue-like feel for ultrasound training.
2. How does the Young's modulus range of the hydrogel impact its performance in ultrasound applications?
- The specified range ensures the phantom's suitability for various ultrasound procedures.
Original Abstract Submitted
provided is an ultrasound phantom including a hydrogel, wherein the hydrogel contains water, a first polysaccharide containing a glucose residue in a main chain thereof, and a mannose residue and a glucuronic acid residue in a side chain thereof, and a second polysaccharide containing a mannose residue in a main chain thereof and a galactose residue in a side chain thereof, and wherein the hydrogel has a young's modulus of 0.1 kpa or more and 5.0 kpa or less.