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Estimating dynamic changes of tissue attenuation coefficient during high-intensity focused ultrasound treatment

Rahimian et al., 2013

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8589090545562266251
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Rahimian S
Tavakkoli J
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Journal of Therapeutic Ultrasound

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Background This study investigated the dynamic changes of tissue attenuation coefficients before, during, and after high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) treatment at different total acoustic powers (TAP) in ex vivo porcine muscle tissue. It further assessed the reliability of …
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