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    • Cardiovascular Diagnostics

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    • High-frame-rate ultrasonography is crucial for assessing cardiac function.
    • Coherent compounding of unfocused beams is sensitive to high-velocity tissue motion.
    • Existing methods struggle with accurate cardiac motion tracking.

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    • To investigate coherent compounding of tilted diverging waves for cardiac imaging.
    • To develop and validate a motion compensation (MoCo) technique for high-velocity myocardial motion.
    • To improve the quality and diagnostic capabilities of high-frame-rate cardiac ultrasound.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized a 2.5 MHz clinical phased array transducer emitting tilted diverging waves.
    • Implemented a triangle transmit sequence combined with tissue Doppler for MoCo.
    • Validated the MoCo approach through in vitro simulations and in vivo testing.

    Main Results:

    • MoCo preserved contrast-to-noise ratio in the presence of high myocardial velocities, unlike methods without MoCo.
    • Achieved high-quality in vivo B-mode cardiac images and tissue Doppler at 250 frames per second.
    • Significantly improved visualization of cardiac structures like the septum and mitral leaflet with MoCo.
    • Tissue Doppler velocity measurements showed strong concordance with conventional pulsed-wave Doppler (r²=0.7).

    Conclusions:

    • Coherent compounding of diverging waves with integrated MoCo enables high-contrast echocardiographic B-mode and tissue Doppler imaging.
    • This technique overcomes limitations posed by high myocardial velocities.
    • It holds potential for transforming cardiac function assessment with enhanced image quality and accuracy.