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In vivo preclinical evaluation of the accuracy of toroidal-shaped HIFU treatments using a tumor-mimic model

N'Djin et al., 2010

Document ID
5960758312937055854
Author
N'Djin W
Melodelima D
Parmentier H
Rivoire M
Chapelon J
Publication year
Publication venue
Physics in Medicine & Biology

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The pig is an ideal animal model for preclinical evaluation of HIFU treatments, especially in the liver. However, there is no liver tumor model available for pigs. In this work, we propose to study an in vivo tumor-mimic model as a tool for evaluating if a sonographycally guided …
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