Progress in cancer diagnosis with ultrasound

J. M. Reid; B. B. Goldberg; P. M. Shankar; F. Forsberg; N. Bilgutay; P. Bloomfield; F. Cohen; K. Donohue; E. Halpern; P. A. Lewin; B. Onaral; A. Petropoulu; C. Piccoli; O. J. Tretiak; M. Wheatley

Progress in cancer diagnosis with ultrasound

J. M. Reid
, B. B. Goldberg
, P. M. Shankar
, F. Forsberg
, N. Bilgutay
, P. Bloomfield
, F. Cohen
, K. Donohue
, E. Halpern
, P. A. Lewin
, B. Onaral
, A. Petropoulu
, C. Piccoli
, O. J. Tretiak
, M. Wheatley

Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Despite successes in using ultrasound to characterize tissues at many sites in the body, the diagnosis of cancer, especially in the female breast, has remained challenging. Besides devising methods to analyze the data, there are difficulties with collecting data from enough patients to validate a variety of new methods, and in coping with changes in the hardware. We have been conducting an integrated effort for nine years that has minimized these difficulties and is approaching success.

Idioma original	English
Páginas (desde-hasta)	2557-2559
Número de páginas	3
Publicación	Annual Reports of the Research Reactor Institute, Kyoto University
Volumen	3
Estado	Published - 2001
Evento	23rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society - Istanbul, Turkey Duración: oct 25 2001 → oct 28 2001

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