Breast Lesions: Quantitative Elastography with Supersonic Shear Imaging—Preliminary Results

Alexandra Athanasiou; A. Tardivon; Mickaël Tanter; Brigitte Sigal‐Zafrani; Jérémy Bercoff; Thomas Deffieux; Jean‐Luc Gennisson; Mathias Fink; S. Neuenschwander

doi:10.1148/radiol.10090385

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Breast Lesions: Quantitative Elastography with Supersonic Shear Imaging—Preliminary Results

Alexandra Athanasiou A. Tardivon Mickaël Tanter Brigitte Sigal‐Zafrani Jérémy Bercoff Thomas Deffieux Jean‐Luc Gennisson Mathias Fink S. Neuenschwander

Year: 2010 Journal: Radiology Vol: 256 (1)Pages: 297-303 Publisher: Radiological Society of North America

DOI: 10.1148/radiol.10090385

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SSI provides quantitative elasticity measurements, thus adding complementary information that potentially could help in breast lesion characterization with B-mode US.

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Medicine Elastography Receiver operating characteristic Elasticity (physics) Lesion Radiology Breast imaging Standard deviation Ultrasound Nuclear medicine Breast cancer Pathology Internal medicine Mammography Cancer

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Breast Lesions: Quantitative Elastography with Supersonic Shear Imaging—Preliminary Results

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