Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
in-plane / out-of plane
Norwegian translation:
i feltet / utenfor feltet
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Thomas Deschington (X)
May 23, 2011 15:13
12 yrs ago
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English term
in-plane / out-of plane
English to Norwegian
Medical
Medical: Instruments
Ultrasound
Det er snakk om to metoder for innsetting av nål under for eksempel ultralydundersøkelser. Det er forklart her:
In-Plane Versus Out-of-Plane Technique
Structures of interest (blood vessels, tendons, and nerves) can
be imaged either on the short axis (cross-section) or the long
axis. A short-axis view becomes a long-axis view when the probe
is turned 90 degrees in either direction. Figure 1 demonstrates
these principles.
There are 2 methods of needle insertion with respect to the
ultrasound beam. State-of-the-art clinical imaging is currently
2-dimensional; the inserted needle can be visualized on either the
long axis or the short axis (Figure 2). When the needle is insert-
ed in the long-axis view, the entire needle can be visualized. This
is known as the in-plane technique. This technique affords visu-
alization of the entire needle and the tip, allowing the operator
to make very precise real-time adjustments (Figures 2A and 2B).
When the needle is inserted in the short axis, a cross-sectional
view of the needle will be obtained (Figures 2C and 2D). This is
known as the out-of-plane technique. The out-of-plane tech-
nique results in the needle being imaged on cross-section.
http://www.dhmc.org/dhmc-internet-upload/file_collection/UE ...
Ved bruk av "in-plane"-teknikken stikkes nålen inn langs etter / parallelt med ultralydproben, mens i "out-of plane"-teknikken står nålen vinkelrett på proben.
Noen som kjenner det eksakte uttrykket for dette?
In-Plane Versus Out-of-Plane Technique
Structures of interest (blood vessels, tendons, and nerves) can
be imaged either on the short axis (cross-section) or the long
axis. A short-axis view becomes a long-axis view when the probe
is turned 90 degrees in either direction. Figure 1 demonstrates
these principles.
There are 2 methods of needle insertion with respect to the
ultrasound beam. State-of-the-art clinical imaging is currently
2-dimensional; the inserted needle can be visualized on either the
long axis or the short axis (Figure 2). When the needle is insert-
ed in the long-axis view, the entire needle can be visualized. This
is known as the in-plane technique. This technique affords visu-
alization of the entire needle and the tip, allowing the operator
to make very precise real-time adjustments (Figures 2A and 2B).
When the needle is inserted in the short axis, a cross-sectional
view of the needle will be obtained (Figures 2C and 2D). This is
known as the out-of-plane technique. The out-of-plane tech-
nique results in the needle being imaged on cross-section.
http://www.dhmc.org/dhmc-internet-upload/file_collection/UE ...
Ved bruk av "in-plane"-teknikken stikkes nålen inn langs etter / parallelt med ultralydproben, mens i "out-of plane"-teknikken står nålen vinkelrett på proben.
Noen som kjenner det eksakte uttrykket for dette?
Proposed translations
(Norwegian)
3 | i plan / ute av plan | Svein Hartwig Djaerff |
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i plan / ute av plan
Kan det være noe annet enn dette, da?
Note from asker:
Joda, det var vel det første jeg søkte på, og det er noen treff på dokumenter om ultralyd der det er snakk om "i planet" osv. Men dokumenter på engelsk er mer tydelige på at dette er to teknikker. Ville tro det finnes norske dokumenter som beskriver disse teknikkene også. |
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Comment: "Kontaktet et sykehus, og de sa dette var greit. "planet" kunne også gå, men "feltet" henspeiler på "ultralydfeltet". Du var nære nok, så da blir det "påints" på deg, Svein."
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