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Theoretical design of a spherically sectioned phased array for ultrasound surgery of the liver

Daum et al., 1999

Document ID
1082545923983956159
Author
Daum D
Hynynen K
Publication year
Publication venue
European journal of ultrasound

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Goal: The theoretical explantion of the limits of an array transducer to coagulate large tissues volumes. Methods: A theoretical model is used to illustrate the focal limitations of a spherically sectioned array designed for the treatment of deep seated tissue, eg liver. The …
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