L8 18i rs
The L8-18i-RS is a linear array ultrasound transducer designed for general diagnostic imaging applications. It features a frequency range of 8-18 MHz and is compatible with select GE Healthcare ultrasound systems. The transducer's core function is to transmit and receive ultrasound signals for the purpose of generating high-resolution images of internal body structures.
4 protocols using l8 18i rs
Carotid Artery Thrombosis Induction
Body Composition Assessment via Ultrasound
For the assessment of body fat, subcutaneous adipose tissue (SAT) thicknesses were measured by an ultrasound (US) technique (20 (link)). This method has been chosen since it was shown to accurately measure SAT in people ranging from extremely low fat layers to obese (21 (link)) whereas the application of other methods is limited in people with extreme body composition (22 (link)). SAT layers were measured at eight standardized body sites (upper abdomen, lower abdomen, erector spinae, distal triceps, brachioradialis, external oblique, front thigh, and medial calf). Ultrasound measurements were performed with a conventional US system (GE Logiq-e, General Electric) using a linear probe (L8-18i RS) operated at 8–16 MHz. The semiautomatic evaluation software (Rotosport, Stattegg, Austria) was applied for the US images evaluation. For further analysis, the value DINCL was used. DINCL is the calculated sum of the eight SAT thicknesses.
Echocardiographic Evaluation of Rats
Cardiac Function Assessment in Rats
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