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Influence of temperature-dependent acoustic and thermal parameters and nonlinear harmonics on the prediction of thermal lesion under HIFU ablation

Dong et al., 2021

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12580799651755208149
Author
Dong H
Liu G
Tong X
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Math. Biosci. Eng

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According to the traditional method of high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) treatment, the acoustic and thermal characteristic parameters of constant temperature (room temperature or body temperature) are used to predict thermal lesion. Based on the nonlinear spherical …
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