… In this section, the goal is to follow the vector displacements induced in a soft tissue by a …
agation in soft tissues as it is possible to image the 2-D displacement vector components of the …

… vector from a displacement probe attached to the myocardium of a dog. Each complete revolution
corresponds to displacement … to count each transition of the vector from one quadrant (1…

… tissue interfaces) of soft tissues. Overlapping 95% confidence limits of their mean vectors
indicated comparable electrical tissue … significant displacement of the mean impedance vector, …

… displacement vectors … displacement vectors of anatomical points through the derived
non-linear correlation. Finally, we simulated the 3D lung CT volume using the displacement vectors …

… n i (θ) is the unit vector in direction θ. S ij is the tension in the tissue. This model was chosen
for convenience and familiarity, and it was treated as a representative anisotropic model. …

… partial volume displacement information obtained from … account for surgically induced tissue
deformation, we estimated … of an average 1.9-mm vector error for the displacement of all 18 …

… tissue displacement: ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The phase sensitivity
of these methods lends itself to tracking tissue … component of the displacement vector U = (…

… Consequently, the spatial difference of an individual reference point and the corresponding
one in the reference template defines a displacement vector for the warping to be performed. …

… It is estimated that the shear waves travel across the 10 cm wide tissue phantoms of this
study within 0.05 s, compared to the 0.5 s period of the driving force. As such, the static …

… Magnetic resonance (MR) tissue tagging methods have proven … In most cardiac tagging
applications, the SPAMM [8] tissue … , calculation of the vector displacement was sufficient for …