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ULTRASONIC ABSORPTION OF THE BRAIN:Observation by the continual measurement of the absorption coefficient Masuhisa OKA 1 , Katsuya YOSHIOKA 2 , Ichiro FUJITA 1 , Hiroshi AOYAMA 1 , Toru HAMADA 2 , Akira OMURA 2 , Norimoto NAKAIMA 1 , Toshiya NISHII 1 , Hiroyuki TANAKA 1 , Takuhei KIDO 1 1Department of Surgery, Wakayama Medical College 2Department of Ultrasonics, Institute of Industrial and Scientific Research, Osaka University pp.1039-1044
Published Date 1968/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406202451
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This study intends to measure the exact absorption coefficient of the brain, as well as its fluctuation in the course of head injury and of postural changes. Recent reports may not seem to have been done by the exact ultrasonic method. The measuring device here presented is so correctly arranged that the fluctuation of ultrasonic absorption coefficient of the brain tested represents their minute sonic conditions. The ultrasonic pulses of 970 kc (kilo-cycles) are sent through the brain widely exposed not to disturbed paths of transmitted pulses which are measured with their sonic power.

Results are summarized as follows ;

1. The absorption coefficient increases in several to 25%, i. e., in less than+0.1 db/cm, within about 15 minutes after death, and the increase is not due to the fall of body temperature.

2. Brains after cerebral concussion show the defi-nite decrease of absorption coefficient in about 0.1 db/cm within an hour and show marked fluorescein accumulation in the brain tissue which indicates to be edematous and possibly represents the increase not of blood volume but of water content in the brain.

3. There is no marked change in absorption coeffi-cient during the forced artificial respiration. If there may be some changes of absorption coefficient, they may be due to the displacement or shifting of brains. 4. No distinct fluctuation can be observed in the absorption coefficient during the course of the inha-lation of amyl nitrate, as the fluctuated value observ-ed is less than 0.002 db/cm.

5. Very soon after setting the head downwards the absorption coefficient decreases in less than 5% (within 0.05 db/cm), and the increase of within 2% is observed after setting the head upwards. These changes may be possibly due to the displace-ment or shifting of brains in the cranial cavity.


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