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Recently the lateral-frontal bone window has been used to determine MCA insonation rates. In this study we analyzed the insonation rates of 48 healthy Japanese subjects (male 28, female 20) using TC-CFI through this window. Using a HP SONOS 5500 with a cardiac probe (1.8 MHz). We examined the MCA bilaterally with TC-CFI through a temporal window and a lateral-frontal bone window. The MCA insonation rate through the temporal bone window was 83% for all subjects, 84% for males, and 77% for females. The MCA insonation rate through the lateral-frontal bone window was 34% for all subjects, 27% for males, and 45% for females. The MCA insonation rates through the lateral-frontal bone window were lower than those through the temporal bone window. We conclude that TC-CFI performed through a lateral-frontal bone window is not as effective for MCA scanning as that performed through a temporal bone window.

Analysis of the Insonation Rate of the MCA by Scanning from a Lateral-frontal Bone Window with TC-CFI