Explore the science of ultrasonic tissue characterization and how researchers measure tissue properties.
This volume presents extended versions of most talks from an international seminar held at the National Bureau of Standards in 1975. It covers methods to measure ultrasonic tissue parameters, and how these properties change with physical and biological variables such as frequency and temperature. The work also highlights pattern recognition approaches used to analyze and interpret ultrasonic data.
- Learn about techniques for measuring ultrasonic tissue parameters
- See how tissue properties depend on frequency and temperature
- Discover patterns and methods used to interpret imaging data
- Understand applications in tissue analysis and medical diagnosis
Ideal for readers of ultrasonic imaging and tissue characterization, researchers, and students seeking a concise view of practical measurement methods and their implications.