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Index
stochastic processes
correlation functions and power spectra,
111–114
stationary and ergodic stochastic
processes, 109–111
statistical measures, 107–109
Signal processing and feature extraction
ECG

frequency-domain analysis, 191–193

time-domain analysis, 191

wavelet-domain analysis, 193

EEG

frequency-domain analysis, 211–212

sources of noise, 210–211

time-domain analysis, 212–214

wavelet-domain analysis, 214

EMG
frequency-domain analysis, 232–233
sources of noise, 230–231
time-domain analysis, 231–232
wavelet-domain analysis, 232–233
Signal shift, 23

Single photon emission computed tomography

(SPECT)

advantage, 350

cost of, 350

vs. PET, 350

Sinus tachycardia, 191

Sleep disorders, 208–209

Smoothing filters in frequency domain

Butterworth low-pass filters, 60

ideal low-pass filter, 59–60

Sobel edge detection, 63–66

Somatosensory evoked potentials (SEP), 204

Space-domain image enhancement
techniques, 39

SPECT, see Single photon emission computed

tomography (SPECT)

Spectral edge frequency (SEF), 212

Spindles, 203

Spontaneous activity, 203

Stochastic processes

correlation functions and power spectra,
111–114
stationary and ergodic stochastic processes,
109–111
statistical measures, 107–109

Supervised learning, 125

Systole, 173

T
3 × 3 mask, 47–48
Time-domain analysis

ECG, 191

EEG, 212–214

EMG, 231–232

Time-of-flight (TOF) tomography

CT, 251

ultrasound imaging

description, 324–325
principle, 319

Tricuspid valve, see Atrioventricular valve

T wave, 177

Two-dimensional discrete Fourier transform
(2-D DFT), see Discrete Fourier
transform (DFT)
Two-dimensional discrete wavelet transform
(2-D DWT), 94–96
U
Ultrasound imaging

advantages, 309–310

applications, 332

artifacts, 330

attenuation tomography

mathematical model, tissue imaging,
321–324

principle, 319

setup description, 320–321

translation distance modeling, 320

axial resolution, 318

bioeffects, 334–335

brightness mode (B-mode), 329

vs. CT, 334

description, 309

2-D imaging limitations, 330

3-D reconstruction, 330–331

flow characteristics, 310

fundamental ultrasound concepts

acoustic impedance, 313

attenuation, 314–316

pulser, 312

pulse train delivery protocol, 312

reflection, 316–318

time periodicity, 312

wave equation, 313–314

wavelength, 312

wave theory, 311–312

image registration, 333–334

lateral resolution, 318–319

limitations, 330

magnetorestrictive based ultrasound
generation, 310

maximum intensity projection (MIP)
technique, 331

M-mode, 329–330

vs. MRI, 334

multiplanar reformatting (MPR)
approach, 331

piezoelectric ultrasound generation,
310–311

processing and feature extraction, 332–333
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