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Temporal analysis of tissue displacement induced by a transient ultrasound radiation force

Callé et al., 2005

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11715219134245439180
Author
Callé S
Remenieras J
Bou Matar O
Hachemi M
Patat F
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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One of the stress sources that can be used in dynamic elastography imaging methods is the acoustic radiation force. However, displacements of the medium induced by this stress field are generally not fully understood in terms of spatial distribution and temporal evolution. A …
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