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Abstract:
Vertical probing used in addition to horizontal probing in echoencephalographic examination of patients allows more exact localization of the volumetric process, especially one situated parasagittaly. Transducers of three frequencies, 0.88, 1,76, and 2.64 m. c. s., are used in the examination of patients. It is shown that transducers with higher frequencies, 1.76 and 2.64 m. c. s., have advantages over a transducer with a frequency of 0.88 m. c. s.
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