Tissue Elasticity Estimation from Ultrasonic A-Mode Signals and B-Mode Images

Bilgen, Mehmet; Amin, Viren; Roberts, R. A.; Rouse, Gene H.; Wilson, Doyle E.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-1987-4_229

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“…This will allow analysis of backscattered signals from selected regions of the tendon image. Finally, uHrasound elastography technique tat can possibly evaluate elastic property of soft tissues, e.g., beef muscle [11], can also be applied for evaluation of tendon integrity for diagnosis of early injury and evaluation of healing process.…”

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Application of Ultrasonic Imaging Techniques for Evaluation of Equine Tendon Injury

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Application of Ultrasonic Imaging Techniques for Evaluation of Equine Tendon Injury

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“…Development of even better and robust ultrasound parameters for tissue characterization using techniques in signal and image processing is in progress. Recently, investigations in application of ultrasound for evaluating tissue elasticity and meat tenderness have been initiated [6] as essential steps towards a goal of providing a complete quality evaluation solution to the beef industry. Eventually, successful algorithms and technologies will be integrated into a computerized ultrasound system under development at Iowa State University.…”

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