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Leonov, D. V.; Kulberg, N. S.; Yakovleva, T. V.; Solovyova, P. D.
Acoustical physics, 04/2022, Volume: 68, Issue: 2Journal Article
The presence of cranial bones in the ultrasound propagation path seriously complicates the imaging of tissues and blood vessels of the brain since the bones distort the ultrasound field, introducing phase and amplitude aberrations. Such distortions are not always apparent since complete information about the studied object is fundamentally inaccessible. The article develops a new approach that uses the synthetic aperture method to detect wavefront aberrations. A quantitative parameter is proposed that characterizes the presence of aberrations by measuring the RMS width of the angular intensity distribution. Experimental results were obtained at a frequency of 2 MHz using phantom and in vivo transcranial data. It is shown that in the presence of aberrations, the value of the proposed parameter increases by 22–45% with respect to the theoretical value for the aberrationless case.
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