Acoustoelectric brain imaging with different conductivities and acoustic distributions
Yijie Zhou,
Xizi Song,
Yibo Song
et al.
Abstract:Objective: Acoustoelectric brain imaging (AEBI) is a promising imaging method for mapping brain biological current densities with high spatiotemporal resolution. Currently, it is still challenging to achieve human AEBI with an unclear acoustoelectric (AE) signal response of medium characteristics, particularly in conductivity and acoustic distribution. This study introduces different conductivities and acoustic distributions into the AEBI experiment, and clarifies the response interaction between medium charac… Show more
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