Ex vivo evaluation of high-intensity focused ultrasound with ultrasonic-induced cavitation bubbles

Nobutaka Abe; Hidekazu Nakamoto; Takashi Suzuki; Yoshihiro Muragaki; Hiroshi Iseki

doi:10.1007/s10396-013-0469-9

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Ex vivo evaluation of high-intensity focused ultrasound with ultrasonic-induced cavitation bubbles

Nobutaka Abe Hidekazu Nakamoto Takashi Suzuki Yoshihiro Muragaki Hiroshi Iseki

Year: 2013 Journal: Journal of Medical Ultrasonics Vol: 41 (1)Pages: 3-9 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s10396-013-0469-9

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Ultrasound High-intensity focused ultrasound Pulse (music) Cavitation Intensity (physics) Pulse repetition frequency Materials science Ultrasonic sensor Volume (thermodynamics) Pulse wave Pulse duration Therapeutic ultrasound Acoustics Biomedical engineering Optics Medicine Laser Physics Telecommunications

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Ultrasound and Hyperthermia Applications

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