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Dynamic frame selection for in vivo ultrasound temperature estimation during radiofrequency ablation

Daniels et al., 2010

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7418289972281922719
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Daniels M
Varghese T
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Physics in Medicine & Biology

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Minimally invasive therapies such as radiofrequency ablation have been developed to treat cancers of the liver, prostate and kidney without invasive surgery. Prior work has demonstrated that ultrasound echo shifts due to temperature changes can be utilized to track …
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