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Lu et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Delay multiply and sum beamforming method applied to enhance linear‐array passive acoustic mapping of ultrasound cavitation

Lu et al., 2019

Document ID
9097496912341107616
Author
Lu S
Li R
Yu X
Wang D
Wan M
Publication year
Publication venue
Medical Physics

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Purpose Passive acoustic mapping (PAM) has been proposed as a means of monitoring ultrasound therapy, particularly nonthermal cavitation‐mediated applications. In PAM, the most common beamforming algorithm is a delay, sum, and integrate (DSAI) approach …
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