Zusammenfassung
In den vorangegangenen Abschnitten wurden im wesentlichen die hämodynamischen Aspekte der TCD behandelt. Es wurde gezeigt, daß für die meisten hämodynamischen Fragestellungen die Vmean-Kurve des TCD-Signals ausreicht und die Informationsfülle, die im Farbspektrum steckt, unberücksichtigt bleiben kann. In diesem Abschnitt wird eine noch vergleichsweise junge Anwendung des TCD-Monitorings eingeführt, die auf der Analyse des Farbspektrums beruht: die Emboliedetektion.
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Diehl, R.R., Berlit, P. (1996). Emboliedetektion. In: Funktionelle Dopplersonographie in der Neurologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80284-3_5
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