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Fig. 1.1 Comparison of high-frequency and low-frequency waveform. (Reprinted with permission from Philip Peng Educational Series) Fig. 1.2 A longitudinal wave showing alternating compression and rarefaction. (Reprinted with permission from…
Fig. 23.1 Suprapatellar recess (SPR). (Reprinted with permission from Philip Peng Educational Series) Scan 1 The ultrasound probe is placed in long axis to the femur just on the superior…
