Presentation 2000/1/29
Acoustic Characteristics of a fatty hen liver by using the Second Harmonic Component on nonlinearly generated
Toshiniro Nishimura, Sozaburo Yoshihara, Masao Saito, Shoichi Senda, Hirohide Matsuo,
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Abstract(in English) We have confirmed to identify a fatty hen liver characteristic when 30MHz to 70MHz ultrasound passes the specimen. Energy is thought to be absorbed by hydrolysis in the constituents of the tissue and by the relaxation process at low frequency and by relaxation process of motions of side chain alone at high frequency. We describe a study on a fatty hen liver in the relaxation process of tissue characterization by analyzing the ultrasonic absorption spectrum and the attenuation of a second harmonic component. Results showed that the attenuation of a fatty hen liver was increased linearly by each absorption between 60 and 140 MHz band.
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Keyword(in English) Tissue Characterization / Ultrasonic Attenuation / the Second Harmonic Component / Hydrolysis / Relaxation Process
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Title (in English) Acoustic Characteristics of a fatty hen liver by using the Second Harmonic Component on nonlinearly generated
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Keyword(1) Tissue Characterization
Keyword(2) Ultrasonic Attenuation
Keyword(3) the Second Harmonic Component
Keyword(4) Hydrolysis
Keyword(5) Relaxation Process
1st Author's Name Toshiniro Nishimura
1st Author's Affiliation Oita University()
2nd Author's Name Sozaburo Yoshihara
2nd Author's Affiliation Information Science high-school
3rd Author's Name Masao Saito
3rd Author's Affiliation Tokyo Denki University
4th Author's Name Shoichi Senda
4th Author's Affiliation Kagawa Medical University
5th Author's Name Hirohide Matsuo
5th Author's Affiliation Kagawa Medical University
Date 2000/1/29
Paper # MBE99-140
Volume (vol) vol.99
Number (no) 601
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 5
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