Park et al., 2009 - Google Patents
Reusable ultrasonic tissue mimicking hydrogels containing nonionic surface-active agents for visualizing thermal lesionsPark et al., 2009
- Document ID
- 7509617641807653847
- Author
- Park S
- Guntur S
- Lee K
- Paeng D
- Choi M
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- Publication venue
- IEEE transactions on biomedical engineering
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The present study aims to identify a new recipe for reusable tissue mimicking phantoms that allows the optical visualization of thermal lesions produced in various applications of therapeutic ultrasound where thermal mechanisms are important. The phantom was made of …
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