Diagnostic Ultrasound: Principles and Instruments
by Frederick W. Kremkau · W.B. Saunders
Standard sonography physics textbook explaining how ultrasound interacts with tissue, how transducers and instruments form images, and how Doppler, artifacts, and safety considerations affect diagnosis. Readers can relate imaging physics to scanner settings and image quality, and prepare for sonography physics exams.
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