Dussik, Dussik and Wyt: toward hyperphonography of the brain

What changed

Reported transmission-ultrasound hyperphonography of the human head.

Scientific scope

The record is the exact three-author 1947 German article. It is an early transmission experiment, not modern pulse-echo sonography or validated tumor diagnosis; later historical work reports poor image quality and artifact concerns.

Evidence

The linked sources identify this contribution and its scope. WRS has not independently reconstructed the scientific claims. The record is the exact three-author 1947 German article. It is an early transmission experiment, not modern pulse-echo sonography or validated tumor diagnosis; later historical work reports poor image quality and artifact concerns.

Contributors

• K. T. Dussik · SCIENCE: Named source author of the scoped work; individual effort shares are not measured.
• F. Dussik · SCIENCE: Named source author of the scoped work; individual effort shares are not measured.
• L. Wyt · SCIENCE: Named source author of the scoped work; individual effort shares are not measured.

• PubMed record for Towards hyperphonography of the brain
• Historical study of diagnostic-ultrasound development

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