… The first is endoscopic ultrasound elastography and trans-rectal ultrasound elastography [3,
12–14, 25]. There are promising reports about its high specificity in diagnosing eg …

… Conventional ultrasound (US) has the advantage of being an inexpensive, versatile, and …
for several clinical applications in recent years and has been introduced into clinical routine for …

… Multiple vendors have some form of elastography available on their systems… ultrasound
elastography are briefly reviewed, highlighting their advantages and disadvantages. The clinical …

… influence elastographic assessment in clinical practice. The small size and penetration
depth of EUS transducers limits the applicability of endoscopic ultrasound elastography for …

… ultrasound SWE in nine muscles. Dubois et al. [21] examined intra- and inter-operator reliability
of ultrasound … aim to provide a clinically feasible protocol for muscle ultrasound SWE by (…

… Ultrasound Medicine and Biology divided elastography techniques into three major categories
according to their different processes:[ 2 ] (i) strain elastography … ii) transient elastography (…

… The objective of this study was to determine the reliability of shear wave ultrasound
elastography for head and neck lesions encountered in routine clinical practice. It was not the …

… replaces the palpation performed by clinicians. In this paper, we introduce the principles of
elastography and give a technical summary for the main elastography techniques: from quasi-…

… WFUMB guidelines and recommendations for clinical use of ultrasound elastography, part
1: basic principles and terminology. Ultrasound Med Biol 2015; 41:1126–1147. 14. Bota S, …

… ultrasound elastography (SWE) for characterizing focal thyroid lesions in routine clinical …
US systems and thus has the potential to influence clinical decisions during examinations. A …