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Blood Flow Imaging with Ultrafast Doppler
Published on: October 14, 2020
Absolute ultrasound perfusion parameter quantification of a tissue-mimicking phantom using bolus tracking
Abstract:
This study presents three methods for absolute quantification in ultrasound perfusion analysis based on bolus tracking. The first two methods deconvolve the perfusion time sequence with a measured AIF, using a nonparametric or a parametric model of the tissue residue function, respectively. The third method is a simplified approach avoiding deconvolution by assuming a narrow AIF. A phantom with a dialyzer filter as a tissue-mimicking model was used for evaluation. Estimated mean transit times and blood volumes were compared with the theoretical values. A match with a maximum error of 12% was achieved.
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