Although the use of ultrasonic plane-wave transmissions rather than line-per-line focused
beam transmissions has been long studied in research, clinical application of this …

Ultrasound can be considered as a disruptive technology in the medical device arena
(Christensen, 2003). A disruptive technology has the potential to break the rules of existing …

Ultrafast imaging using plane or diverging waves has recently enabled new ultrasound
imaging modes with improved sensitivity and very high frame rates. Some of these new …

Very high frame rate ultrasound imaging has recently allowed for the extension of the
applications of echography to new fields of study such as the functional imaging of the brain …

The emergence of ultrafast frame rates in ultrasonic imaging has been recently made
possible by the development of new imaging modalities such as transient elastography …

Open platform (OP) ultrasound systems are aimed primarily at the research community. They
have been at the forefront of the development of synthetic aperture, plane wave, shear wave …

Discusses current ultrasound technology in routine clinical practice, state-of-the-art
technology in advanced practice, emerging technologies, and challenges in further …

Noninvasive ultrafast imaging of intrinsic waves such as electromechanical waves or
remotely induced shear waves in elastography imaging techniques for human cardiac …

Diagnostic Ultrasound Imaging provides a comprehensive introduction to and a state-of-the-
art review of the essential science and signal processing principles of diagnostic ultrasound …

Ultrafast ultrasound is a promising imaging modality that enabled, inter alia, the
development of pulse wave imaging and the local velocity estimation of the so-called pulse …