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用于手部超声波的传感器引导系统的开发和初步评估:专注于可重复性和操作稳定性

Mu-Ting Wang¹, Yu-Chen Lin², Chieh-Hsiang Hsu³

¹Department of Biomedical Engineering, College of Engineering, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan City, Taiwan.

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|January 30, 2026

概括

一个新的传感器引导系统显著提高了手超声波图像的一致性和稳定性. 这种机械稳定技术提高了可重复性,特别有利于新手用户,并有助于标准化评估.

科学领域:

肌肉骨超声波肌肉骨超声波
医学成像技术医学成像技术
生物力学生物力学

背景情况:

操作者依赖的变异性是肌肉骨超声波的一个重大挑战,特别是在复杂的解剖区域,如手.
现有的机械稳定技术对手部超声波中的图像可重现性和传感器处理有不明确的影响.
标准化的超声波评估对于准确的诊断和治疗监测至关重要.

研究的目的:

开发和验证用于手部超声波的传感器引导系统.
评估系统对图像可复制性和操作稳定性的影响.
评估系统在减少操作员变化和提高图像一致性方面的潜力.

主要方法:

这是一项两阶段的研究,涉及系统开发,验证和基于用户的图像采集.
第一阶段:通过软组织厚度测量 (类内相关系数 - ICC) 评估试验-重试的可靠性.
第二阶段:在手持和引导系统辅助条件之间比较图像可重现性 (规范化交叉相关性 - NCC,ICC) 和操作稳定性 (共因相似性).

主要成果:

该指导系统表现出良好的至极好的测试重试可靠性 (ICC: 0.766-0.948).
新手用户在使用指导系统时显示出显著的ICC改进 (0.487-0.681),接近经验丰富的用户的一致性.
两组用户都表现出更高的NCC和与指导系统的等号相似性,这表明可再生性和稳定性得到了改善.

结论:

开发的指导系统通过标准化定位和机械稳定增强了手部超声波图像结果.
这项技术有可能提高手部超声波评估的一致性,并支持初学者超声波培训.
机械稳定是可行的,以减少与操作员相关的变化,并改善手部超声检查中的图像一致性.

关键词:

导航系统指导系统手的手的手的手的手.图像的可复制性图像的可复制性肌肉骨超声波肌肉骨超声波运营稳定的运营稳定性重复测量,重复的测量.

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