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Progress in medical ultrasound exposimetry

Harris, 2005

Document ID
1699314784098988623
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Harris G
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IEEE transactions on ultrasonics, ferroelectrics, and frequency control

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Biomedical applications of ultrasound have experienced tremendous growth over the past 50 years. Early work in thermal therapy and surgery soon was followed by diagnostic imaging and Doppler. Because patient safety was an important issue from the beginning, the …
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