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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
Ultrasound imaging of the human body with three dimensional full-wave nonlinear acoustics. Part 1: simulations methods
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A reduced viscoelastic FDTD formulation for ultrasound-driven shear wave propagation in soft tissue cites this paper.
A reduced viscoelastic FDTD formulation for ultrasound-driven shear wave propagation in soft tissue Ultrasound imaging of the human body with three dimensional full-wave nonlinear acoustics. Part 1: simulations methods
Reference 44
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Observation 8faabd2c-2e28-4d2d-a672-b103d2b4dfc1 · inbound
An open-source framework for predicting ultrasound neuromodulation: bridging tissue elastomechanics and neuron firing dynamics cites this paper.
An open-source framework for predicting ultrasound neuromodulation: bridging tissue elastomechanics and neuron firing dynamics Ultrasound imaging of the human body with three dimensional full-wave nonlinear acoustics. Part 1: simulations methods
Reference 31
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