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Acoustic Reflectometry for Airway Measurement. Principles, Limitations and Previous Work

January 1, 1991PHARYNGOMETER Studies, Related to Measurement of Airway

Clinical Physics and Physiological Measurement, 1991

Authors: I. Marshall, M. Rogers, and G. Drummond

Conclusion: “Acoustic pulse reflectometry is a relatively recent technique which allows the non-invasive measurement of human airways. The technique consists of guiding an acoustic impulse through the subject’s mouth and into the airway. Suitable analysis of the
resulting reflection (the

Measurement of AirwayPHARYNGOMETER StudiesRhinometerSleepgs
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