Rejection of Clutter in Doppler Blood Flow Signals Based on Translation Invariant Discrete Wavelet Transform
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Rejection of Clutter in Doppler Blood Flow Signals Based on Translation Invariant Discrete Wavelet Transform
Vol. 41, Issue 4, Pages: 402-406(2007)
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西安交通大学生命科学与技术学院,西安,710049
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CLC:TP274.53
Online First:10 April 2007,
Published:2007
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李鹏, 冀晓燕, 喻罡, et al. Rejection of Clutter in Doppler Blood Flow Signals Based on Translation Invariant Discrete Wavelet Transform[J]. 2007, 41(4): 402-406.
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李鹏, 冀晓燕, 喻罡, et al. Rejection of Clutter in Doppler Blood Flow Signals Based on Translation Invariant Discrete Wavelet Transform[J]. 2007, 41(4): 402-406.DOI:
Rejection of Clutter in Doppler Blood Flow Signals Based on Translation Invariant Discrete Wavelet Transform
The clutter originating from the vibrated vascular wall and slowly moving tissue influences seriously the accuracy of the frequency spectrum estimation of the ultrasound low blood flow signal. A method based on the translation invariant discrete wavelet transform(TIDWT)was proposed for clutter rejection according to the characteristics of the Doppler blood flow signal and clutter. Both simulated and in vivo Doppler carotid signals were tested. The results were compared with those of the high pass filter(HPF)and the discrete wavelet transform(DWT). The experiments show that the improvement including the spectrogram and performance parameters obtained by TIDWT over the other methods was notable
the relative error of low velocity blood signal was only 4.86%
and reduced by 5.42% and 2.4% compared with 10.28% of HPF and 7.26% of DWT respectively
thus the low velocity blood estimation accuracy is improved obviously.
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