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Clinical Applications of Sonoelastography
Expert Review of Medical Devices, 2016This review provides an overview of the current and potential clinical applications of sonoelastography, and describes the central principles that provide clinical applications. Areas covered: The clinical use of sonoelastography that is reviewed includes liver fibrosis, breast mass evaluation, thyroid nodule evaluation, detection and quantification of
Meaghan Magarik
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Breast Sonoelastography: Now and in the Future
Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging, 2019 The purpose of this study was to identify practice trends and opinions concerning breast sonoelastography in two different health care systems, one in Europe (France) and the other in North America (Province of Québec/Canada).We distributed an 11-item online survey among French and Canadian breast radiologists. The survey comprised of four sections: (i)
Simon Sun, Benoît Mesurolle
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Is Sonoelastography of Value in Assessing Tendons?
Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology, 2010Sonoelastography is a newly introduced ultrasound technique that evaluates tissue elasticity and thus provides additional information to that offered by conventional ultrasound images. In the musculoskeletal field, sonoelastography can help improve estimation of tendon stiffness.
Andrea S Klauser, Werner Jaschke
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Sonoelastography of Breast Lymphoma
Ultrasound Quarterly, 2016Abstract Breast lymphomas only account for approximately 0.15% of malignant breast carcinomas. Half of these are primary lymphomas, and the other half are metastatic to the breast. Ultrasound elastography has been proven to aid in the diagnosis of breast lesions as malignant or benign, with malignancy appearing stiffer compared with normal ...
Nicholas, Sousaris, Richard G, Barr
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Sonoelastography of retroareolar carcinomas
Journal of Gynecology Obstetrics and Human Reproduction, 2019To review the sonographic and elastographic features of retroareolar carcinomas.Institutional review board approval was obtained. Among 967 sonographically guided biopsies (2013-2014) (14-gauge cores), 53 yielded the diagnosis of retroareolar carcinoma (located less than 2cm from the nipple on mammograms).
Romuald, Ferre, Benoit, Mesurolle
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Abant Medical Journal, 2015
Breast elastography is a new sonographic technique that provides additional information on breast lesions over conventional sonography and mammography. This technique provides information on the strain or hardness of a lesion, similar to a clinical palpation examination. Two techniques are now available for clinical use: strain compression elastography
YAKUT, Zeynep İlerisoy +3 more
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Breast elastography is a new sonographic technique that provides additional information on breast lesions over conventional sonography and mammography. This technique provides information on the strain or hardness of a lesion, similar to a clinical palpation examination. Two techniques are now available for clinical use: strain compression elastography
YAKUT, Zeynep İlerisoy +3 more
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Sonoelastography: A powerful technique in musculoskeletal imaging
Journal of Clinical Ultrasound, 2023AbstractSonoelastography is a powerful method available to observe the musculoskeletal system, and appears particularly valuable in detecting early tendinopathies, pursuing complaints of localized musculoskeletal pain, analyzing soft tissue masses, and research applications in musculoskeletal medicine.
Wilmer L. Sibbitt, Randy R. Sibbitt
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Reliability of Sonoelastography in Ductal Carcinoma
Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, 2019The objective of the study was to evaluate the reliability of sonoelastography in ductal carcinoma in patients in primary and secondary health care settings. Google Scholar, PubMed, Medline, Medscape, Wikipedia and NCBI were searched in January 2018 for all original research and review articles to identify relevant studies.
Waseem, Raza +4 more
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Clinical applications of sonoelastography
2010 Pan American Health Care Exchanges, 2010Sonoelastography is an imaging technique which utilizes Doppler ultrasound to estimate the peak displacement of the tissue under an externally induced mechanical harmonic excitation. The underlying assumption is that healthy and pathologic tissue will respond differently to this excitation.
B. Castaneda, D. J. Rubens, K. J. Parker
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Three-dimensional sonoelastography: principles and practices
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 2000Sonoelastography is an ultrasound imaging technique where low amplitude, low-frequency shear waves (less than 0.1 mm displacement and less than 1 kHz frequency) are propagated through internal organs, while real-time Doppler techniques are used to image the resulting vibration pattern.
L S, Taylor +3 more
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