Abstract:Introduction: Assessment of US ability to identify subcutaneous nodular lesions using conventional B mode imaging (CBMI) and tissue second harmonic imaging (THI). Materials and Methods: Three different types of equipment were used (Philips Envisor HDC, Philips HD 11 XE and GE Logic E) with 12e13 MHz probes and THI probes with variable frequency. One experienced operator studied 31 patients (24 women, 7 men, mean age 49 AE 15) with 52 subcutaneous nodular lesions of which 43 were palpable and 9 were nonpalpable… Show more
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