Add to ORKGINTRODUCTION: Physically, ultrasound (US) attenuation depends on the absorption and scattering properties of the material and, thereby, is highly specific for each tissue. It has been suggested that US attenuation in articular cartilage (AC) can be related to tissue degeneration [1]. In this study, the interrelationships between various US attenuation an
This paper investigates in vitro the hypothesis that the frequency profile of ultrasound reflections...
Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common joint diseases among adults, and its early detection i...
Mechanical properties of articular cartilage may be determined by means of mechano-acoustic indentat...
High-frequency ultrasound (US) measurements may provide means for the quantification of articular ca...
During degeneration, the acoustical properties of cartilage change: collagen, proteoglycan (PG) cont...
Ultrasound indentation measurements have been shown to provide means to assess cartilage integrity a...
Recently, few diagnostic ultrasonic methods have been developed towards in vivo use. An important di...
This article is online at http://arthritis-research.com/content/10/6/1252008-2009 > Academic researc...
Ultrasound (US) imaging and measurement have been widely used for the assessment of articular cartil...
Mechano-acoustic and elastographic techniques may provide quantitative means for the in vivo diagnos...
The unknown and variable speed of sound may impair accuracy of the acoustic measurement of cartilage...
This article investigates in vitro the hypothesis that the frequency profile of ultrasound reflectio...
SummaryContextTo date only single ultrasound parameters were regarded in statistical analyses to cha...
grantor: University of TorontoMatrix degradation and proteoglycan loss in articular cartil...
Abstract Early diagnosis of articular cartilage damage and repeated evaluation of treatment efficacy...
This paper investigates in vitro the hypothesis that the frequency profile of ultrasound reflections...
Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common joint diseases among adults, and its early detection i...
Mechanical properties of articular cartilage may be determined by means of mechano-acoustic indentat...
High-frequency ultrasound (US) measurements may provide means for the quantification of articular ca...
During degeneration, the acoustical properties of cartilage change: collagen, proteoglycan (PG) cont...
Ultrasound indentation measurements have been shown to provide means to assess cartilage integrity a...
Recently, few diagnostic ultrasonic methods have been developed towards in vivo use. An important di...
This article is online at http://arthritis-research.com/content/10/6/1252008-2009 > Academic researc...
Ultrasound (US) imaging and measurement have been widely used for the assessment of articular cartil...
Mechano-acoustic and elastographic techniques may provide quantitative means for the in vivo diagnos...
The unknown and variable speed of sound may impair accuracy of the acoustic measurement of cartilage...
This article investigates in vitro the hypothesis that the frequency profile of ultrasound reflectio...
SummaryContextTo date only single ultrasound parameters were regarded in statistical analyses to cha...
grantor: University of TorontoMatrix degradation and proteoglycan loss in articular cartil...
Abstract Early diagnosis of articular cartilage damage and repeated evaluation of treatment efficacy...
This paper investigates in vitro the hypothesis that the frequency profile of ultrasound reflections...
Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common joint diseases among adults, and its early detection i...
Mechanical properties of articular cartilage may be determined by means of mechano-acoustic indentat...