Intravascular Ultrasound Systems Market
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Report Description<br />
The imagining is captured by the frequency of the ultrasound which varies type of<br />
vessels which is to be scanned.<br />
Often used frequency is 20 MHz<br />
Vascular imagining for a medium sized vessel is 12.5 - 50 MHz<br />
Vascular imagining for a large vessel such a aorta is 12.5 - 20 MHz<br />
Smaller vessels require high frequency of probes within a range of 30-40 MHz<br />
Two types of catheter systems are, one with an end-hole which are delivered over the<br />
guide wire, and those which do not have an end-hole and are introduced directly through<br />
the sheath.<br />
The transducer design have been approached into two basic ways, i.e.<br />
Phased-array<br />
Mechanical type<br />
In the phased-array systems, there are multiple transducer elements (32-64) which are<br />
in arranged in an array are activated sequentially to generate the image.<br />
Mechanical probes rotates an electric transducer at 1800 rpm, which has the capacity to<br />
produce 30 images per second.<br />
<strong>Intravascular</strong> <strong>Ultrasound</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> <strong>Market</strong>: Drivers and Restraints<br />
There is drastic Increase in the number percutaneous coronary interventions and<br />
number of stent procedures. Major Lot of population now a days prefer less invasive<br />
procedures, the technological advancements in image guided therapeutic treatment and<br />
growing incidence of cardiovascular disease led to the increase in the intravascular