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¹Faculty of Physics, Hanoi Pedagogical University 2, Hanoi, Vietnam.

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This study introduces an EKF-DT approach for precise soft tissue analysis using complex shear modulus (CSM) estimation. The method accurately classifies liver tissues, offering a feasible solution for medical applications.

Keywords:

Shear wave elastography elasticity complex shear modulus decision tree extended Kalman filter viscosity

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Engineering
Medical Imaging
Quantitative Ultrasound

Background:

Shear wave ultrasound elastography analyzes soft tissues using viscosity-elastic properties.
Complex shear modulus (CSM) estimation quantifies tissue elasticity and viscosity but faces precision and complexity challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel EKF-DT approach for 2D CSM estimation and soft tissue classification.
To enhance the accuracy and efficiency of analyzing liver tissue physical properties.

Main Methods:

Utilized the Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) for precise CSM estimation by analyzing shear wave propagation.
Employed a Decision Tree (DT) algorithm for classifying liver tissues into normal, cirrhosis, and fibrosis categories.

Main Results:

EKF provided accurate estimations of wavenumber and attenuation coefficient, crucial for CSM.
The DT algorithm successfully classified three liver tissue types using defined elasticity and viscosity thresholds.
Numerical simulations validated the method's quality and practicality for liver tissue classification.

Conclusions:

The EKF-DT approach demonstrates feasibility for CSM estimation and automated liver tissue classification.
The method offers potential for development in 3D imaging and clinical application.