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A Malignant Breast Carcinoma Size Assessment Using Multiple Orientation Axial, Lateral, and Shear Elastographies: The Second Stage of a Pilot Study
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Elastography is the imaging modality focusing on detection of stiffness variation within inhomogeneous soft tissue. We extended a conventional 2D axial radio frequency (RF) spline correlation based elastography method to multiple orientations, and strengthened its power by equipping it with shear-direction gradient options. This algorithm enhancement explained the elastography from multiple dimensions along lateral and angular orientations, and thus improved its capability in distinguishing t...
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- Volume:
- 6326
- Pages:
- 295-304
- Publication date:
- 2010-01-01
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1611-3349
- ISSN:
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0302-9743
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uuid:c7905a1f-bf19-43d2-8fdf-ecafae5019c3
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124448
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- 978-3-642-15698-4
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