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Sonoelastography

Known as: Sonoelastographies 
An ultrasound imaging technique that uses low amplitude, low frequency shear waves to find solid tumors within tissue.
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2017
2017
Real-time ultrasound elastography evaluation of the thyroid gland in adolescent patients with hashimoto thyroiditis
Aim: The aim of this study is to evaluate and compare the values of strain index ratio as measured by real-time ultrasound… 
2014
2014
Ways of Sonoelastography Diagnostic Value Improvement in the Differentiation of Thyroid Nodules
Over last ten years, the clinical significance of real-time elastography or sonoelastography (SEG) has been widely discussed for… 
2012
2012
Basic aspects and clinical usefulness of Endoscopic Sonoelastography
Elastography examines the elastic properties of tissues by applying a slight compression to the tissue and comparing the images… 
Review
2011
Review
2011
Is Sonoelastography of Value in Assessing Tendons
This article gives an overview of sonoelastography (SEL), an ultrasound application in which the elasticity of tissues is… 
2011
2011
The Evolution of Vibration Sonoelastography
2011
2011
[Sonoelastography in differential diagnosis of thyroid nodes].
The study was aimed to assess the diagnostic possibilities of the new method of sonoelastography. 68 patients with different… 
2010
2010
Sonoelastography may help in the differential diagnosis between rheumatoid nodules and tophi.
2007
2007
Sonoelastography can help in the localization of soft tissue damage in polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR).
2005
2005
3D SONOELASTOGRAPHY FOR PROSTATE TUMOR IMAGING
Sonoelastography is a new imaging technique to detect hard tumors in soft tissue. In sonoelastography imaging low frequency (200… 
2001
2001
Viscoelastic Effects in Sonoelastography: Impact on Tumor Detectability
The sonoelastographic theory of tumor detection predicts enhanced image contrast as vibration frequency increases. However, the… 
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