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Nonlinear elasticity imaging: theory and phantom study by Erkamp, Ramon Q, Emelianov, Stanislav Y, Skovoroda, Andrei R, O'Donnell, Matthew

“…In tissue the Young's modulus cannot be assumed constant over a wide deformation range. For example, direct mechanical measurements on human prostate show up…”
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Combination of Digital Mammography with Semi-automated 3D Breast Ultrasound by Kapur, Ajay, Carson, Paul L., Eberhard, Jeffrey, Goodsitt, Mitchell M., Thomenius, Kai, Lokhandwalla, Murtuza, Buckley, Donald, Roubidoux, Marilyn A., Helvie, Mark A., Booi, Rebecca C., LeCarpentier, Gerald L., Erkamp, Ramon Q., Chan, Heang-Ping, Fowlkes, J. Brian, Thomas, Jerry A., Landberg, Cynthia E.

“…This paper describes work aimed at combining 3D ultrasound with full-field digital mammography via a semi-automatic prototype ultrasound scanning mechanism…”
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Measuring the nonlinear elastic properties of tissue-like phantoms by Erkamp, R.Q., Skovoroda, A.R., Emelianov, S.Y., O'Donnell, M.

“…A direct mechanical system simultaneously measuring external force and deformation of samples over a wide dynamic range is used to obtain force-displacement…”
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High-resolution elasticity imaging for tissue engineering by Abraham Cohn, N., Kim, B.-S., Erkamp, R.Q., Mooney, D.J., Emelianov, S.Y., Skovoroda, A.R., O'Donnell, M.

“…An elasticity microscope provides high resolution images of tissue elasticity. With this instrument, it may be possible to monitor cell growth and tissue…”
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Nonlinear elasticity imaging: Theory and phantom study by ERKAMP, Ramon Q, EMELIANOV, Stanislav Y, SKOVORODA, Andrei R, O'DONNELL, Matthew

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Measuring the nonlinear elastic properties of tissue-like phantoms by ERKAMP, Ramon Q, SKOVORODA, Andrei R, EMELIANOV, Stanislav Y, O'DONNELL, Matthew

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Nonlinear elasticity imaging using ultrasound by Erkamp, Ramon Quido

“…Currently, elasticity imaging procedures assume that the elastic modulus does not change with deformation. Most biological tissues, however, exhibit strain…”
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