M. Eberle

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Displacement and strain imaging of coronary arteries with intraluminal ultrasound
Tissue elasticity can be estimated from displacement and strain images acquired under controlled deformation. We extend this approach for coronary arteries, deformed and imaged by an integrated… Expand
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Blood speed imaging with an intraluminal array
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In applications in which Doppler processing is not possible, such as side-looking intravascular imaging systems, decorrelation methods can be used to estimate blood speed. Expand
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Catheter arrays: can intravascular ultrasound make a difference in managing coronary artery disease
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A real-time, synthetic phased array system using a 64 element, high efficiency, ceramic piezoelectric transducer operating at 20 MHz. Expand
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Synthetic phased arrays for intraluminal imaging of coronary arteries
A 64-element, high efficiency, ceramic piezoelectric array transducer operating at 20 MHz has been constructed for ultrasonic intraluminal imaging. The array is mounted on the surface of a 1.2 mm… Expand
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Coronary artery flow imaging with an intraluminal array
The rate of blood speckle decorrelation for scatterers moving through the imaging plane of an intravascular system can be used to estimate flow velocity. The authors have tested this hypothesis with… Expand
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Synthetic phased array imaging of coronary arteries with an intraluminal array
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A 64 element, high efficiency, ceramic piezoelectric, array transducer operating at 20 MHz has been constructed. Expand
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Miniaturized circular array [for intravascular ultrasound]
Intravascular ultrasound demands miniature transducers that can be guided through tiny blood vessels. Other applications in medicine and industry can also benefit from a highly miniaturized catheter… Expand
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In vivo validation of blood flow estimation using the decorrelation of radiofrequency intravascular echo signals
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A method for flow estimation from the decorrelation properties of radio frequency intravascular ultrasound signals from blood. Expand
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Ultrasonic displacement and strain imaging of coronary arteries with a catheter array
Tissue elasticity can be estimated from displacement and strain images acquired under controlled deformation. We extend this approach for coronary arteries, deformed and imaged by an integrated… Expand
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Intravascular power flow imaging: theory and potentials for planimetry
The authors present a novel power-mode method of intravascular ultrasound blood flow imaging with in vitro and in vivo results. The normalized power of echo signals after stationary echo subtraction… Expand
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