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Frequency and Direction-Dependent Shear-Wave Responses in Ex Vivo Tissues Measured by a Time-of-Flight Device. [PDF]

open access: yesBioengineering (Basel)
Kimondo JJ   +5 more
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Rapid Bacterial Detection on Surfaces by Field-Deployable Respirometric Sensor Sachets. [PDF]

open access: yesBiosensors (Basel)
Ferraro V   +5 more
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Signal acquisition and processing in medical diagnostic ultrasound

IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 1997
As uses for ultrasound increase, so does the need for effective signal processing techniques. In this article we provide an overview of signal acquisition and processing in modern medical ultrasound imaging equipment and present some of the more important concepts in practice today.
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Signal processing in medical imaging and image-guided intervention

2011 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP), 2011
This is an introduction to a special session of ICASSP devoted to signal processing techniques in medical imaging and image analysis that consists of this introduction and 5 research presentations, each addressing one aspect of the medical imaging field in which signal processing plays an irreplaceable role. The topics cover a broad spectrum of medical
Milan Sonka
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Signal processing for monitoring and diagnosis: Medical applications

International Journal of Adaptive Control and Signal Processing, 2010
System monitoring and diagnosis is a research areathat has received a growing interest from both thesignal processing community and the control commu-nity in the recent years. Indeed, the development ofnew sensors makes it possible to record variables on asystem that were not acquired previously.
Lesecq, Suzanne, Charbonnier, Sylvie
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Medical signal processing

2022
Ayan Kumar Panja   +2 more
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Medical Signal Processing

2021
This chapter introduces sleep, the pattern of sleep, wakefulness, disorders associated with sleep, diseases of heart and lungs that can be identified by analysing one's sleep. Sleep is generally equated to the neurological system and the brain. It is believed that sleep can be identified only with EEG.
Vidhya S., Sharmila Nageswaran
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