Abstract:Dual-frequency ultrasound has advantages over conventional ultrasound, which operates at a specific frequency band, due to its additional frequency response. Moreover, a tunable frequency from a single transducer enables sonographers to achieve ultrasound images with a large detection area and high resolution. This facilitates the availability of more advanced techniques that require low- and high frequency ultrasound simultaneously such as harmonic imaging and image-guided therapy. In this article, we present… Show more
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