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He, S. et al. A versatile rotary-stage high frequency probe station for studying magnetic films and devices.

The technique involves a thin catheter high frequency probe with a rotating mirror to spread the ultrasound ray, producing a 360° image rectilinear to the catheter [251, 252].

Clinicians can be alerted to a potential source of regurgitation and aspiration when they see a pharyngeal pouch (Zenker's diverticulum) (Fig. 10) at the posterolateral aspect of the left thyroid lobe while scanning the neck with a transverse linear high frequency probe [43].

For example, the superficial venous system (SVS) can be very well examined using a high frequency probe of 12 MHz.

Ultrasonography was performed using Sequoia 512 (Acuson Medical Ultrasonography Systems, USA) equipped with a linear array high frequency probe (8-13 MHz).

The anatomical position of the feline pancreas, associated with the high frequency probe used in this study, makes an overestimation of the pancreatic measurements unlikely.

Indeed, some similar ultrasound patterns representing the interphases between the expanding lung and the diaphragm (Additional file 4: Video S4) and between the expanding lung and the heart (Additional file 5: Video S5), may be misdiagnosed for false lung points, especially when observed with high frequency probes, sometimes inducing the operator to wrong conclusions.

Technologic advances in high frequency probes allow accurate morphologic and functional assessments.

However, most high frequency probes have a limited depth of view, typically 3 4 cm at 12 MHz.

However, high frequency probes allow extremely accurate measurements of cutaneous or sub-cutaneous lesions closer to the histological than the clinical measurements[ 5].

The so-called microconvex probe is an intermediate medium-high frequency probe, which couples: the good image resolution of a high frequency (usually linear in shape) probe, required for venepuncture guidance; the scanning depth (up to 10-12 cm and more) of a medium-frequency (usually convex in shape) one, required for rule-out of pleural complications, i.e. pneumothorax and fluid collections.