Frey, 2003 - Google Patents
Realtime elastography. A new ultrasound procedure for the reconstruction of tissue elasticityFrey, 2003
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- Frey H
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It is well known that some diseases, such as cancer, lead to a change of tissue hardness (ie the so-called elasticity modulus). The reconstruction of tissue elasticity provides the sonographer with important additional information which can be applied for the diagnosis of …
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