Theoretical characterisation of the radial and translational motion of coated microbubbles under acoustic excitation
Ultrasound contrast agents, in the form of coated microbubbles, are a powerful tool in current diagnostic imaging. Given their sensitive dynamic response they also have the potential to be used for quantitative measurements of the properties of the surrounding tissue (e.g. percentage perfusion or bl...
Main Authors: | Harfield, C, Ovenden, N, Memoli, G, Jones, P, Stride, E |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
2013
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