ライフサイエンスコーパス: ultrasound imaging

1 mor proliferation status), Photoacoustic and Ultrasound imaging.

2 h fine-needle aspiration and staging through ultrasound imaging.

3 es of the brachial artery by high-resolution ultrasound imaging.

4 provide a means to assess inflammation with ultrasound imaging.

5 ery disease (CAD) using serial intravascular ultrasound imaging.

6 neurogenesis, using a retroviral vector and ultrasound imaging.

7 were not clearly visible during conventional ultrasound imaging.

8 combined hyperlipidemia, using intravascular ultrasound imaging.

9 ity, and plaque assessed via repeated B-mode ultrasound imaging.

10 Aortic dilatation was monitored by ultrasound imaging.

11 ent all-optical rotational B-mode pulse-echo ultrasound imaging.

12 ency-domain diffuse optical spectroscopy and ultrasound imaging.

13 ventional method for performing high-quality ultrasound imaging.

14 ing as an electronic reporter during medical ultrasound imaging.

15 toring acoustic object manipulation via live ultrasound imaging.

16 perior colliculus, as measured by functional ultrasound imaging.

17 NAFLD was confirmed to use ultrasound imaging.

18 on-culprit segments using NIRS-intravascular ultrasound imaging.

19 xamination and tactile sensation) as well as ultrasound imaging.

20 ng elements can be read out by point-of-need ultrasound imaging.

21 calise anatomical regions of interest during ultrasound imaging.

22 rom limitations associated with transcranial ultrasound imaging.

23 natomically representative environment using ultrasound imaging.

24 ical probe is viable for clinical rotational ultrasound imaging.

25 estinal tissues ex vivo, tracked by x-ray or ultrasound imaging.

26 rofacial movements in marmoset monkeys using ultrasound imaging.

27 treatment, and tumor burden was monitored by ultrasound imaging.

28 Work-up includes thyroid function tests and ultrasound imaging.

29 ubble-DNA mix and in vivo sonoporation under ultrasound imaging.

30 patic fibrosis in patients was examined with ultrasound imaging.

31 ere monitored by bioluminescence imaging and ultrasound imaging.

32 One of such techniques is ultrasound imaging.

33 st of optical methods with the resolution of ultrasound imaging.

34 shed as highly effective contrast agents for ultrasound imaging.

35 uation of atheroma burden with intravascular ultrasound imaging.

36 classification of burn depth based on B-mode ultrasound imaging.

37 h an adrenal lesion discovered on diagnostic ultrasound imaging.

38 al trials that employed serial intravascular ultrasound imaging.

39 cedure was guided and monitored by real-time ultrasound imaging.

40 he immediacy and accuracy of intra-operative ultrasound imaging.

41 In mice, ultrasound imaging accurately detected human Thy1-positi

42 High-resolution ultrasound imaging accurately detected lower blood veloc

43 freedom is critical for applications such as ultrasound imaging, acoustic manipulation, and stimulati

44 d in 3,392 participants using carotid artery ultrasound imaging acquired over a mean of 9 y (1.7 y).

45 NIRS-intravascular ultrasound imaging adds to the armamentarium as the firs

46 with that produced by conventional harmonic ultrasound imaging after injections of low doses (0.0025

47 bles could therefore be used for noninvasive ultrasound imaging after laser activation without induci

48 near-infrared spectroscopy and intravascular ultrasound imaging after successful percutaneous coronar

49 ere useful for learning basic concepts about ultrasound imaging, allowing students to significantly i

50 , after thrombolysis with urokinase, LIBS-MB ultrasound imaging allows monitoring of the reduction of

51 Specifically, ultrasound imaging allows the operator to see neural str

52 ransducer elements to provide both 2D B-mode ultrasound imaging and 3D ultrasonic needle tracking.

53 Brain-wide functional ultrasound imaging and cell-type-specific calcium imagin

54 Conclusions This novel ultrasound imaging and charge density mapping system saf

55 cus on developing standardized protocols for ultrasound imaging and consider further research into th

56 chart review, preintervention intravascular ultrasound imaging and coronary angiography were used to

57 at was measured using computed tomography or ultrasound imaging and DNA methylation was assessed at >

58 ipid-coated microbubbles are used to enhance ultrasound imaging and drug delivery.

59 he left coronary artery with high-resolution ultrasound imaging and echocardiographic definition of t

60 ONSD POCUS QCC standardizes ONSD ultrasound imaging and measurement based on internationa

61 In this study, we used a combination of ultrasound imaging and motion analysis to examine how me

62 l movement was assessed using a standardized ultrasound imaging and rating protocol.

63 In the current work, high-frequency ultrasound imaging and structurally-informed finite elem

64 rse applications such as loudspeaker design, ultrasound imaging and therapy or acoustic particle mani

65 The former was borrowed from developments in ultrasound imaging and was proven suitable with either t

66 sing endobronchial ultrasound and endoscopic ultrasound imaging, and curative-intent lung resection w

67 intraoperative physiological signals, kidney ultrasound imaging, and digitized biopsy specimens.

68 Work-up includes lab tests, ultrasound imaging, and radionuclide imaging.

69 onse imaging than with conventional harmonic ultrasound imaging (anterior: 37 +/- 20 U transient resp

70 n tomography, X-ray computed tomography, and ultrasound imaging) are described as well as the possibi

71 This study highlights the potential of ultrasound imaging as a promising tool to measure the pe

72 In addition, we showed the function of ultrasound imaging-assisted acoustic manipulation by mon

73 Ultrasound imaging at a low mechanical index and frame r

74 ling with lipid-shelled microbubbles enables ultrasound imaging at single-cell level.

75 between LRPs detected by NIRS-intravascular ultrasound imaging at unstented sites and subsequent cor

76 Ultrafast ultrasound imaging based on diverging waves can accurate

77 The results highlight that the ultrasound imaging-based burn classification approach in

78 Intravascular ultrasound imaging before stenting may be helpful to str

79 in this are the MyotonPRO and rehabilitative ultrasound imaging, both have shown to be reliable in pr

80 Quantitative B-mode ultrasound imaging can be implemented in clinical settin

81 ecretion profile, supporting the notion that ultrasound imaging can be used for nondestructive macrop

82 Ultrasound imaging can be used to rapidly identify free

83 r-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) intravascular ultrasound imaging can detect lipid-rich plaques (LRPs).

84 The proliferation of portable and low-cost ultrasound imaging can improve global health and also en

85 ssues with light or sound, photoacoustic and ultrasound imaging can provide anatomical, functional, a

86 Subsequently, we demonstrate that nonlinear ultrasound imaging can selectively monitor macrophage ac

87 ry to measure coronary flow velocity, and an ultrasound imaging catheter was introduced over the Dopp

88 t utilizing in vivo whole animal imaging and ultrasound imaging combined with ex vivo approaches incl

89 Contrast agent free ultrasound imaging, computed tomography (CT) and/or magn

90 A targeted contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging contrast agent was created by attachi

91 We present computational ultrasound imaging (cUSi), an imaging method that uses c

92 We used pharmacological functional ultrasound imaging data acquired during and after ketami

93 ased on the follow-up coronary intravascular ultrasound imaging data, we performed patient-specific m

94 cardiovascular diseases based on raw cardiac ultrasound imaging data.

95 Live ultrasound imaging demonstrated gradual absorption of th

96 Real-time in vivo molecular ultrasound imaging demonstrates significant therapeutic

97 aortic root diameters using high-resolution ultrasound imaging display significantly decreased aorti

98 male mice in resting state using functional ultrasound imaging during plantar exposure to constant a

99 Ultrasound imaging enables detection of bilateral subdel

100 steering and visibility in optoacoustic and ultrasound imaging, enabling the development of the next

101 hieves the resolution of 0.24 wavelengths in ultrasound imaging experiments and 0.2 wavelengths in si

102 HCCs within the livers were determined using ultrasound imaging followed by open surgery.

103 0.9 for peripheral artery disease (PAD), and ultrasound imaging for carotid artery stenosis (CAS) >50

104 TS technique, newer TS devices, and advanced ultrasound imaging for guidance of the procedure.

105 indings highlight the potential of ultrafast ultrasound imaging for intra-operative CAR monitoring, p

106 The recent use of ultrasound imaging for nerve localization is an innovati

107 r algorithms employing biomarkers to trigger ultrasound imaging for screening also show promise.

108 real-time force control and compatible with ultrasound imaging for tissue strain analysis.

109 electrophysiological activity and real-time ultrasound imaging for visual feedback.

110 Functional ultrasound imaging (fUS) is an emerging technique that d

111 Here, we show that functional ultrasound imaging (fUS) of the brain is able to assess

112 Functional ultrasound imaging (fUSI) is a minimally invasive, emerg

113 Functional ultrasound imaging (fUSI) is an appealing method for mea

114 Functional ultrasound imaging (fUSI) is an emerging technique that

115 Utilizing the first in-human functional ultrasound imaging (fUSI) of the spinal cord, we demonst

116 This study used functional ultrasound imaging (fUSi) to investigate sound-induced c

117 Here, we used functional ultrasound imaging (fUSI), a technique with high sensiti

118 Over the past half-century, ultrasound imaging has become a key technology for asses

119 Intravascular ultrasound imaging has been recognized as a sensitive to

120 Ultrasound imaging has been shown to be more sensitive t

121 Ultrasound imaging has begun to demonstrate its ability

122 High-frequency intraluminal ultrasound imaging has provided a number of important in

123 Volumetric ultrasound imaging has the potential for operator-indepe

124 ageal electrical impedance and intra-luminal ultrasound imaging - have improved our understanding of

125 We performed intravascular ultrasound imaging in 132 (106 men, 50 +/- 10 years) pat

126 who underwent repeated B-mode carotid artery ultrasound imaging in 2004-2013.

127 who underwent repeated B-mode carotid artery ultrasound imaging in 2004-2013.

128 oronary artery with the use of intracoronary ultrasound imaging in 22 heart-lung transplant recipient

129 artery with high resolution two-dimensional ultrasound imaging in 48 patients with chronic heart fai

130 % apparently symptomatic carotid stenosis on ultrasound imaging in consecutive patients with carotid

131 sducer (snCMUT) array for real-time wearable ultrasound imaging in disposable patches.

132 ta were available with respect to the use of ultrasound imaging in patients with spondyloarthropathy.

133 Using pharmacological functional ultrasound imaging in rats, we found that blocking opioi

134 deep learning may facilitate the adoption of ultrasound imaging in screening mammography workflows.

135 oundwork for the implementation of molecular ultrasound imaging in vessels with high shear stress and

136 Here we use dynamic ultrasound imaging in vivo with novel automated tracking

137 dy clinically approved for contrast enhanced ultrasound imaging, in tissue engineering.

138 ssessment is recommended for MR when routine ultrasound imaging information is insufficient or discor

139 Catheter-based high-frequency intraluminal ultrasound imaging is a powerful tool to study esophagea

140 ated to sympathetic nerve function with WISW ultrasound imaging is a valuable adjunct to the visual a

141 Ultrasound imaging is a widely used diagnostic tool but

142 minal aortic aneurysm (AAA) rupture is poor, ultrasound imaging is an accurate and reliable test for

143 Ultrasound imaging is an effective aid to the detection

144 Ultrasound imaging is clinically established for routine

145 Ultrasound imaging is commonly used to aid in fetal deve

146 High-quality medical ultrasound imaging is definitely concerning motion blur,

147 Ultrasound imaging is essential for non-invasively diagn

148 Targeted contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging is increasingly being recognized as a

149 Ultrasound imaging is routinely used to guide prostate b

150 Intravascular ultrasound imaging is the most sensitive tool to seriall

151 Finally, high-frequency intraluminal ultrasound imaging is the only technique that can detect

152 Ultrasound imaging is used to determine the size and vas

153 Breast ultrasound imaging is useful for detecting and distingui

154 eening policies, including universal primary ultrasound imaging, is needed.

155 In PMR, ultrasound imaging may improve diagnostic accuracy.

156 Contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging may provide a feasible alternative.

157 Ultrasound imaging measured muscle thickness and cross-s

158 nalysis across brightfield, fluorescence and ultrasound imaging modalities.

159 cles used as contrast agents for noninvasive ultrasound imaging must be formulated to be stable, and

160 erwent angioscopy (n = 40) and intravascular ultrasound imaging (n = 46) during interventional proced

161 In vivo ultrasound imaging of central and cerebral vasculature w

162 Four-dimensional ultrasound imaging of complex biological systems such as

163 through progress in the areas of endoluminal ultrasound imaging of esophageal varices and noninvasive

164 3D ultrasound imaging of fetal faces has been predominantly

165 igm called sonomyography based on continuous ultrasound imaging of forearm muscles.

166 ssure-response profiles, enabling 'two-tone' ultrasound imaging of gene expression.

167 lectin produces strong signal enhancement on ultrasound imaging of inflamed tissue.

168 ying complement activation and thereby allow ultrasound imaging of inflammation.

169 ve assessment of inflammation is possible by ultrasound imaging of microbubbles targeted to activated

170 combination of blood flow and permeability, ultrasound imaging of microvascular flow rate is sensiti

171 herapy was performed by serial power Doppler ultrasound imaging of murine tumors treated with recombi

172 ific membrane antigen (PSMA-targeted NBs) in ultrasound imaging of prostate cancer (PCa) in vivo usin

173 ry somatosensory cortex (S1) with functional ultrasound imaging of S1 and caudal insular (INS) cortic

174 This facilitated ultrasound imaging of the beads and increased the releas

175 Ultrasound imaging of the bladder aided by contrast agen

176 Ultrasound imaging of the bladder is used to estimate ur

177 rate-induced dilation (NTG) were assessed by ultrasound imaging of the brachial artery.

178 Intravital microscopy and simultaneous ultrasound imaging of the cremaster muscle was performed

179 umin microbubbles with intermittent harmonic ultrasound imaging of the forearm deep flexor muscles.

180 scientific basis for the clinical use of 3D ultrasound imaging of the heart and discuss its potentia

181 Three dogs received ultrasound imaging of the hydrogels during the second ex

182 B-mode ultrasound imaging of the internal jugular vein also pro

183 ssue was assessed by contrast-enhanced renal ultrasound imaging of the kidneys of mice undergoing isc

184 bined hyperlipidemia underwent intravascular ultrasound imaging of the left anterior descending coron

185 Here, by leveraging high-frequency ultrasound imaging of the lymph nodes of mice, we report

186 eting ligands for targeted contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging of tumor angiogenesis with small, con

187 used for in vivo targeted contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging of tumor angiogenesis.

188 On high-frequency ultrasound imaging, of the 42 tumors (84%) with low to m

189 ovasculature using conventional line-by-line ultrasound imaging on a preclinical and commercially ava

190 udent or technician with prior experience in ultrasound imaging or in performing in vivo procedures.

191 current data on remodeling, based on in vivo ultrasound imaging or postmortem histologic analysis of

192 riables present on angioscopy, intravascular ultrasound imaging or quantitative coronary arteriograph

193 cal ultrasound (OpUS) imaging is an emerging ultrasound imaging paradigm that uses an array of fibre-

194 A repurposed diagnostic ultrasound imaging phased array was used to generate ult

195 cardial markers in a plane approximating the ultrasound imaging plane.

196 t is difficult to accurately correlate micro-ultrasound imaging planes with ground truth whole-mount

197 Ultrasound imaging plays an important role in fetal grow

198 Intravascular ultrasound imaging provides cross-sectional tomographic

199 Gas vesicle-based ultrasound imaging provides real-time monitoring and all

200 Ultrasound imaging provides the means for non-invasive r

201 t of 47 patients with baseline intracoronary ultrasound imaging recordings, were analyzed (mean 3.8 y

202 foreign material, usually in extremities, by ultrasound imaging remains controversial.

203 In addition, the trajectories based on ultrasound imaging result in a systematic delay and scal

204 Simultaneous manometry and ultrasound imaging reveal that, during peristalsis, the

205 Baseline ultrasound imaging revealed substantial disease in 7 of

206 Live ultrasound imaging revealed that acetylcholine-mediated

207 mor-specific targeting of the nanoworms, and ultrasound imaging showed reduced blood flow in tumor ve

208 Ultrasound imaging showed that partial right atrial clip

209 er biopsy specimens were detected (2/8), and ultrasound imaging showed the development of splenomegal

210 ic mouse model of cancer, the B7-H3-targeted ultrasound imaging signal was increased significantly in

211 cificity studies (n = 26 tumors) showed that ultrasound imaging signal was significantly higher (P <

212 The in vivo ultrasound imaging signal was significantly higher after

213 n-flight experimental technologies (handheld ultrasound imaging, smartwatch wearables and immune prof

214 acoustic subwavelength imaging in biomedical ultrasound imaging, sonar, and nondestructive testing.

215 imaging (OAI), a combination of optical and ultrasound imaging, specifically raster-scanning optoaco

216 Histologic and ultrasound imaging studies of arteries with atherosclero

217 d paths is critical for applications such as ultrasound imaging, surgery and acoustic cloaking.

218 14 days post-surgery using a high frequency ultrasound imaging system (Vevo 2100).

219 d microbubbles were passively detected by an ultrasound imaging system and processed offline using a

220 and Drug Administration (FDA) to approve one ultrasound imaging system for use in making breast biops

221 We report the first use of a novel 40-MHz ultrasound imaging system in the study of mouse cardiac

222 The customizable photoacoustic and ultrasound imaging system is intended to meet the divers

223 A miniature all-optical ultrasound imaging system is presented that generates th

224 A composite catheter system (phased-array ultrasound imaging system mounted on a catheter with ext

225 esent a real-time clinical photoacoustic and ultrasound imaging system which consists of an FDA-appro

226 murine models of FNAIT and a high-frequency ultrasound imaging system, we found that ICH only occurr

227 However, most photoacoustic and ultrasound imaging systems rely on linear-array transduc

228 e development of automated three-dimensional ultrasound imaging systems that promise to revolutionize

229 ed microbubbles may thus offer a noninvasive ultrasound imaging technique for the detection of acute

230 y thus offer a noninvasive contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging technique for the functional imaging

231 ture cardiovascular events, but conventional ultrasound imaging techniques cannot distinguish between

232 sound has also led to the development of new ultrasound imaging techniques that result in excellent m

233 We used ultrasound imaging techniques to track tumor response to

234 red vascular tissue and can be detected with ultrasound imaging techniques.

235 advances in microbubble contrast agents and ultrasound imaging technology have allowed new clinical

236 From the time ultrasound imaging technology provided the first insight

237 With current ultrasound imaging technology, epididymal flow was demon

238 Using ultrasound imaging technology, we verified that the teet

239 microscopy (ULM) is a recent advancement in ultrasound imaging that uses microbubble contrast agents

240 Combining ultrasound imaging, theoretical analysis, and simulation

241 beams have potential applications in medical ultrasound imaging, therapeutic ultrasound, as well as a

242 scopy systems are inherently compatible with ultrasound imaging, thereby enabling multimodality imagi

243 l-contrast agents for both photoacoustic and ultrasound imaging through optically triggered vaporizat

244 ine, free thyroxine, thyroid autoantibodies, ultrasound imaging, thyroid scintigraphy, and fine-needl

245 er-frame motion artifacts in high-frame-rate ultrasound imaging to achieve a more accurate visualizat

246 We used in vivo ultrasound imaging to analyze fascicle contraction mecha

247 xperiments include PET and contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging to assess morphology, vascularization

248 We used functional ultrasound imaging to capture a large medial section of

249 The use of ultrasound imaging to detect pleural fluid is being inve

250 This study provides a platform for ultrasound imaging to examine muscle oscillation respons

251 Here, we employed dual-probe ultrasound imaging to investigate TS muscle length chang

252 We used ultrasound imaging to look 'under the skin' and measure

253 We used small-animal ultrasound imaging to monitor autochthonous tumors and s

254 d applications in various areas ranging from ultrasound imaging to nondestructive testing.

255 Here we use high-speed ultrasound imaging to probe non-invasively how the inter

256 In this study, we used contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging to quantify intraspinal vascular disr

257 This study investigated the use of 2D ultrasound imaging to quantify transverse muscle oscilla

258 herapy for HCC that is typically paired with ultrasound imaging to visualize tumors and enable precis

259 dy were to determine whether a new method of ultrasound imaging (transient response imaging) could im

260 one session, participants (n = 13) underwent ultrasound imaging (US), followed by knee extension maxi

261 Intravascular ultrasound imaging using automatic transducer pullback a

262 sibility of intraoperative contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging was further tested in a cohort of 27

263 Ultrasound imaging was initiated 15 min after injection.

264 Baseline intravascular ultrasound imaging was performed 0.9 +/- 0.5 months afte

265 Repeat intravascular ultrasound imaging was performed after consecutive 5-min

266 Intravascular ultrasound imaging was performed at 1 month, immediately

267 Ultrasound imaging was performed before and after the su

268 Continuous ultrasound imaging was performed during stepwise balloon

269 High-frequency ultrasound imaging was then used to acquire images of th

270 Ultrasound imaging was used to detect and monitor tumor

271 Ultrasound imaging was used to measure LM thickness at r

272 ostintervention and follow-up) intravascular ultrasound imaging was used to study 212 native coronary

273 focal microscopy, protein assays, and B-mode ultrasound imaging, we demonstrate that drug release fro

274 marrow transplantation and super-resolution ultrasound imaging, we demonstrated that SCD mice overex

275 Using functional ultrasound imaging, we measured responses in ferrets to

276 Using in vivo ultrasound imaging, we quantified the expansion of the e

277 raft tumors measured by microbubble-enhanced ultrasound imaging were substantially increased after tr

278 to the use of magnetic resonance imaging or ultrasound imaging when diagnostic uncertainty remains,

279 e in ferret auditory cortex using functional ultrasound imaging, which enables large-scale, high-reso

280 ed noninvasive microbubble contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging, which revealed that sunitinib reduce

281 the regionalized perfusion deficits seen on ultrasound imaging, which were co-localized with amyloid

282 Using ultrasound imaging with deep learning and optical flow a

283 Serial intravascular ultrasound imaging with early baseline examination is ne

284 Thus, contrast ultrasound imaging with ND phase-change agents can detec

285 s achieved simultaneous 3D photoacoustic and ultrasound imaging with optimal imaging performance in d

286 This review examines the current state of ultrasound imaging with respect to spondyloarthritis and

287 condition, we propose to perform a follow-up ultrasound imaging within 1-2 days, and not to extend di

288 e fibre-optic ultrasound detector to perform ultrasound imaging without the need for electrical compo

289 primate (NHP) skull fragments using harmonic ultrasound imaging without using ionizing radiation.