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Ranger, 2016 - Google Patents

Breast ultrasound tomography versus magnetic resonance imaging for clinical display of anatomy and tumor rendering: Preliminary results

Ranger, 2016

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Ranger B
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Objective:* To determine the clinical display thresholds of an ultrasound tomography (UST) prototype relative to magnetic resonance (MR) for comparable visualization of breast anatomy and tumor rendering.* Materials and Methods:* The study was compliant with …
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