The Future Is Beyond Bright: The Evolving Role of Quantitative US for                     Fatty Liver Disease

Ozturk, Arinc; Kumar, Viksit; Pierce, Theodore T.; Li, Qian; Baikpour, Masoud; Rosado-Mendez, Ivan; Wang, Michael; Guo, Peng; Schoen, Scott; Gu, Yuyang; Dayavansha, Sunethra; Grajo, Joseph R.; Samir, Anthony E.

doi:10.1148/radiol.223146

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“…Of particular interest are investigations into multi-parameter studies into liver fibrosis and their translation. [28][29][30] This is clearly an area needing further investigation.…”

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confidence: 99%

Possible futures for medical ultrasound technology

Thomenius

2024

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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Medical ultrasound instruments have been available for clinical users for roughly the past 60 years. During this time the field has received deep attention from researchers in academia and industry. There has also been a close coupling between ultrasound scanners and microelectronics which has significantly aided in the process. In this invited talk this history will be summarized with the goal of defining the starting point of future technical developments of the field.

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“…Of particular interest are investigations into multi-parameter studies into liver fibrosis and their translation. [28][29][30] This is clearly an area needing further investigation.…”

Section: Other Research Topics Of Interestmentioning

confidence: 99%