Modifying the size distribution of microbubble contrast agents for high-frequency subharmonic imaging
Himanshu ShekharJoshua J. RychakMarvin M. Doyley
Abstract
Modifying the size distribution of the agent appears to be a viable strategy to improve the sensitivity of high-frequency subharmonic imaging. In addition, when the size distribution of the UCA has not been suitably modified, the number-weighted size distribution is a useful parameter to accurately describe the efficacy of the agent for high-frequency subharmonic imaging.
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