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October 1, 1986Journal of Clinical Ultrasound71 citations

Ultrasound of normal skin

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BFBruno D. FornageJDJean‐Luc Deshayes

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The authors have used a commercially available real-time sector scanner and a 10-MHz probe with a built-in water path for B-mode imaging of the normal skin. Measurements have been performed in 10 volunteers at 18 sites on the body surface. Normal skin thickness ranges from 1.4 mm at the dorsal aspect of hand to 4.8 mm at the heel. Clinical applications of B-mode imaging of the skin are discussed.

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Fornage et al. (1986) studied this question.

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