To characterize tissues in atherosclerotic plaque, we have developed a method, namely, the phased tracking method, for measuring the strain (change in wall thick-ness) and elasticity of the arterial wall. However, some types of tissue, such as lipids and blood clots, cannot be discriminated from each other based only on elasticity be-cause of the small difference in their elasticity. For more precise tissue characterization, we are at-tempting to measure the regional viscoelasticity. To ob-tain the viscoelastic property, in this paper, elastic moduli at multiple frequencies were obtained by generating the change in internal pressure due to remote cyclic actua-tion. 1
Blood circulation in the cardiovascular system is essentially pulse wave propagation in the arterial...
Abstract — This paper proposes a method for qualitatively estimating the mechanical properties of ar...
The studies on cardiovascular system introduced by Max Anliker and coll have been very important bec...
For diagnosis of atherosclerosis, we have developed a method, namely, the phased tracking method, fo...
Pathological changes in arterial walls significantly influence their mechanical properties. We have ...
The phased tracking method was developed for measuring the minute change in thickness during one car...
Abstract: This paper describes a noninvasive method for evaluating regional elasticity of atheroma b...
Abstract—This paper describes a noninvasive method for evaluating regional elasticity of atheroma by...
Previously, we developed the phased tracking method [H. Kanai et al.: IEEE Trans. Ultrason. Ferroele...
The endothelial dysfunction is considered to be an initial step of atherosclerosis [1]. Moreover, it...
Abstract — We have developed the phased tracking method [1] for measuring the minute change in thick...
This paper describes a noninvasive method for evaluating regional elasticity of atheroma by measurin...
There have been several studies on the imaging of the distribution of the elasticity of the arterial...
Viscoelasticity may be an important physical index for diagnosing vascular diseases, but wall viscos...
The objective of this study was to show a method that combine non-invasive measurements of the relat...
Blood circulation in the cardiovascular system is essentially pulse wave propagation in the arterial...
Abstract — This paper proposes a method for qualitatively estimating the mechanical properties of ar...
The studies on cardiovascular system introduced by Max Anliker and coll have been very important bec...
For diagnosis of atherosclerosis, we have developed a method, namely, the phased tracking method, fo...
Pathological changes in arterial walls significantly influence their mechanical properties. We have ...
The phased tracking method was developed for measuring the minute change in thickness during one car...
Abstract: This paper describes a noninvasive method for evaluating regional elasticity of atheroma b...
Abstract—This paper describes a noninvasive method for evaluating regional elasticity of atheroma by...
Previously, we developed the phased tracking method [H. Kanai et al.: IEEE Trans. Ultrason. Ferroele...
The endothelial dysfunction is considered to be an initial step of atherosclerosis [1]. Moreover, it...
Abstract — We have developed the phased tracking method [1] for measuring the minute change in thick...
This paper describes a noninvasive method for evaluating regional elasticity of atheroma by measurin...
There have been several studies on the imaging of the distribution of the elasticity of the arterial...
Viscoelasticity may be an important physical index for diagnosing vascular diseases, but wall viscos...
The objective of this study was to show a method that combine non-invasive measurements of the relat...
Blood circulation in the cardiovascular system is essentially pulse wave propagation in the arterial...
Abstract — This paper proposes a method for qualitatively estimating the mechanical properties of ar...
The studies on cardiovascular system introduced by Max Anliker and coll have been very important bec...