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    Area of Science:

    • Ultrasound physics
    • Medical imaging
    • Signal processing

    Background:

    • Plane-wave imaging offers advantages in power Doppler by allowing longer pulse ensembles.
    • Current methods averaging zero-lag autocorrelation (R(0)) reduce noise variance but not the mean noise level, limiting sensitivity.
    • Spatial noise variations in ultrasound imaging hinder the detection of low-amplitude signals.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To improve the performance and sensitivity of power Doppler imaging.
    • To demonstrate a novel method for enhancing weak signal detection in ultrasound flow imaging.
    • To enable the separation of blood flows based on velocity using signal coherence.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing higher-order autocorrelation lags (e.g., R(1), R(2)) instead of solely the signal power (R(0)).
    • Exploiting the uncorrelated nature of noise versus the correlated nature of flow signals across pulse transmissions.
    • Analyzing signal coherence properties to differentiate flow velocities.

    Main Results:

    • Leveraging higher autocorrelation lags significantly reduces the noise floor, making weak signals visible.
    • This approach enhances the sensitivity of power Doppler beyond traditional R(0) averaging limitations.
    • Signal coherence analysis successfully separates flows of different velocities, demonstrated with microbubble contrast-enhanced flow.

    Conclusions:

    • Higher autocorrelation lags offer a superior method for improving power Doppler sensitivity compared to R(0) averaging.
    • The proposed technique effectively reduces the noise floor, enhancing visualization of low-velocity blood flow.
    • Signal coherence serves as a viable parameter for discriminating between different flow regimes, such as capillary perfusion and conduit flow.