Titlebook: Ultrasonic Tissue Characterization; Floyd Dunn (Professor of Electrical Engineering, B Conference proceedings 1996 Springer Japan 1996 Dia

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68382-7Diagnostic Use of Ultrasonics; Ultrasonic Tissue Characterization; medicine; research; tissue; ultrasound

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Acoustic Properties of the Fibrous Tissue in Myocardium and Detectability of the Fibrous Tissue by tently observed. Figure 13.1 shows two dimensional echocardiograms taken from a case with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy(HCM). Abnormal strong speckle-like echoes are seen in the area of the left ventricle. However, the mechanisms responsible for the occurrence of these echoes remain obscure..

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Non-Contact Measurement of Sound Speed of Tissuesined by the engineers. The medical ultrasound science is the common ground for both groups. Thus the doctors, physicians, engineers, and physicists must come together to have a common ground in developing instruments for these uses.

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inated. Starting from the research studies of Professors H. Nukiyama and Y. Kikuchi of To- hoku University, Professor J. Saneyoshi of Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Dr. K. Kato of Osaka University - all graduates of Tohoku University - the results spread to all parts of Japan. More recently we h

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Can Tissue Characterization Ever Become a Science? as quantitative as we should like. What I would like to do today is to try to open and stimulate some discussion on whether we can perhaps move toward a more quantitative approach to the questions of: why we are doing what we are doing? and, how well can we perform?.