Ultrasound Physics Textbooks

Ultrasound physics textbooks explain how sound waves are generated, transmitted, and received to create images of the body’s internal structures. They cover principles like the behavior of sound waves in tissue, how they reflect and scatter, and how ultrasound machines convert these signals into visual images. The books also discuss factors affecting image quality—such as frequency, resolution, and artifact formation—and the physics behind Doppler effects used to assess blood flow. Overall, they provide a technical foundation for understanding how ultrasound works in medical diagnosis, blending physics concepts with practical imaging techniques.