Sarvazyan et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Mechanical imaging-a technology for 3-d visualization and characterization of soft tissue abnormalities: A reviewSarvazyan et al., 2012
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- Sarvazyan A
- Egorov V
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- Current medical imaging reviews
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Mechanical Imaging (MI) is a branch of Elastography. MI differs from conventional ultrasonic and MR elastography in that it evaluates soft tissue mechanical structure using stress data rather than dynamic or static strain data. MI closely mimics manual palpation because the MI …
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