On-line analysis of the femoral artery flow velocity waveform and its application in the diagnosis of arterial disease

Fulton, Timothy J.; Hamilton, W.A.P.; Graham, J. C.; Roberts, V. C.

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A computerized method for processing of spectrally analysed Doppler-shifted signals from insonated arteries

Kontis

Gosling

1987

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology

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A microcomputer-based technique is described for processing blood-velocity signals after they have been spectrally analysed. The system consists of a real-time dual channel spectrum analyser interfaced to a BBC model B microcomputer. The microcomputer is programmed to store and display in real-time spectral information received from the analyser. Stored sonograms can be readily retrieved from memory on request and displayed on the microcomputer's TV-monitor for viewing and/or subsequent numerate interogation. The proposed system is software controlled and is therefore both versatile and expandable, enabling accommodation of future sonagram processing methods and new diagnostic parameters.

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