ultrahelitomograafiat
Ultrahelitomograafia, also known as ultrasound tomography, is a medical imaging technique that uses sound waves to create cross-sectional images of the body. Unlike conventional ultrasound which typically produces two-dimensional images, tomographic ultrasound aims to generate a series of contiguous slices or a three-dimensional representation of the tissue. The principle relies on emitting ultrasound pulses into the body and then detecting the reflected echoes from different structures. By analyzing the timing and intensity of these echoes, a computer can reconstruct an image.
This technique is particularly useful for visualizing soft tissues, organs, and blood flow without the use