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  • Accurate assessment of blood flow dynamics is crucial for diagnosing and managing cardiovascular diseases.
  • Traditional Doppler ultrasound methods have limitations in capturing complex flow patterns and quantitative velocity measurements.
  • Tensor velocity imaging (TVI) offers a promising approach for estimating the full 3-D velocity vector over time.

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  • To evaluate the performance of Tensor Velocity Imaging (TVI) using a row-column probe for blood flow assessment.
  • To validate TVI's accuracy in quantifying flow rates in both steady and pulsatile flow conditions using phantom models.
  • To determine the precision of TVI at various pulse repetition frequencies (f_prf).

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  • TVI was implemented using a transverse oscillation cross-correlation estimator with a 128+128 row-column array probe and a Verasonics 256 research scanner.
  • Flow acquisition was performed in a straight vessel phantom (constant flow) and a carotid artery phantom (pulsatile flow).
  • TVI performance was assessed by comparing estimated flow rates against known pump-set flow rates, calculating relative bias (RB) and standard deviation (RSD).

Main Results:

  • In constant flow, TVI exhibited low relative bias (-2.18% to 0.55%) and standard deviation (2.48% to 4.58%) across tested f_prf values.
  • For pulsatile flow in a straight arterial section, RB ranged from -7.99% to 0.10% and RSD from 6.97% to 10.76%.
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Conclusions:

  • The study validates the capability of Tensor Velocity Imaging (TVI) with a row-column array probe for accurate blood flow quantification.
  • TVI demonstrates reliable performance in both steady and complex pulsatile flow scenarios, including bifurcations.
  • The findings support TVI as a robust ultrasound technique for high-sampling-rate, cross-sectional flow rate estimation.