Segmented high speed imaging of vibrating microbubbles during long ultrasound pulses

Conference paper (2012)

Authors

Tom J A Kokhuis Erasmus MC

Y. Luan Biomedical Engineering, Erasmus MC

F. Mastik Erasmus MC

Robert Beurskens Erasmus MC

M. Versluis MIRA Institute for Biomedical Technology and Technical Medicine, University of Twente

N. de Jong Biomedical Engineering, Erasmus MC

High speed imaging Microbubbles Sonoporation Long ultrasound pulses Sonothrombolysis

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Published Date

01-12-2012

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English

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Abstract

Detailed information about the response of microbubbles to long ultrasound pulses (>100 cycles) is hampered by the limited time span ultra fast-framing cameras (> 10 MHz) cover. We therefore developed a new imaging mode for the Brandaris 128 camera [1], facilitating high speed imaging during small time windows (segments), equally distributed over a relatively large time span.