Rzymski et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Factors influencing breast elasticity measured by the ultrasound Shear Wave elastography–preliminary resultsRzymski et al., 2011
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- Rzymski P
- Skórzewska A
- Skibińska-Zielińska M
- Opala T
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- Archives of Medical Science
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Results: Mean elasticity measured in all 8 scans in glandular and fatty tissue were 11.28±5.79 kPa (0.1-46.26 kPa) and 9.24±4.48 kPa (0.1-29.78 kPa), respectively. The correlation between age and mean elasticity of glandular tissue was Rs= 0.27 (p= 0.007) …
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