Imaging the stiffness of the vitreous body with acoustic radiation force
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Walker, WF; Negron, LA; Mondzelewski, TJ; McAllister, MJ; Fernandez, FJ; Toth, CA
December 1, 1999
A new method of vitreous imaging which attempts to image tissue stiffness by applying acoustic radiation force is presented. The method yields the dynamic response of targets to the applied forces. For demonstration purposes, the B-Mode, maximum displacement, relative elasticity, and relative viscosity images of tissue mimicking phantoms and an enzymatically modified porcine eye are presented.
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December 1, 1999
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2
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1635 / 1638
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Walker, W. F., Negron, L. A., Mondzelewski, T. J., McAllister, M. J., Fernandez, F. J., & Toth, C. A. (1999). Imaging the stiffness of the vitreous body with acoustic radiation force (Vol. 2, pp. 1635–1638).
Walker, W. F., L. A. Negron, T. J. Mondzelewski, M. J. McAllister, F. J. Fernandez, and C. A. Toth. “Imaging the stiffness of the vitreous body with acoustic radiation force,” 2:1635–38, 1999.
Walker WF, Negron LA, Mondzelewski TJ, McAllister MJ, Fernandez FJ, Toth CA. Imaging the stiffness of the vitreous body with acoustic radiation force. In 1999. p. 1635–8.
Walker, W. F., et al. Imaging the stiffness of the vitreous body with acoustic radiation force. Vol. 2, 1999, pp. 1635–38.
Walker WF, Negron LA, Mondzelewski TJ, McAllister MJ, Fernandez FJ, Toth CA. Imaging the stiffness of the vitreous body with acoustic radiation force. 1999. p. 1635–1638.
Publication Date
December 1, 1999
Volume
2
Start / End Page
1635 / 1638