… to estimate the lateral displacement using the incompressibility property of soft tissue. … that
it yields more accurate lateral displacement estimates compared to direct approaches such as …

… Lateral displacement estimates are less accurate than axial, … that the incompressibility
property of soft tissue can be … ratio (SNR) of ultrasonic lateral displacement measurements [6]. …

… is larger than the variance of the axial displacement estimate by orders of … the estimation of
lateral displacement by making the assumption of isotropic incompressibility in the tissue and, …

… In [12], tissue incompressibility equation … lateral displacement fields can be estimated using
two frames of ultrasound RF data acquired at pre- and postmechanical stimulation of tissue …

… However, in elastography, a larger strain usually means larger axial strain, due to the
underlying tissue incompressibility which can deteriorate the correlation between the pre- and …

… highly on the accuracy of the tissue displacement estimation. Tissue incompressibility can
be used as a constraint to improve the estimation of axial and, more importantly, the lateral …

… The incompressibility and planar displacement assumptions were used to reduce the number
of independent tissue … is that of incompressible (or nearly incompressible) tissue. This …

… tissue displacement. However, when applied in the finite element method (FEM) framework,
displacement-based formulations near the incompressible … derive an estimate detailing the …

… Lateral displacements for strain imaging have also been obtained utilizing assumptions
of tissue incompressibility [25]. In that work, lateral displacements were computed using the …

… been proposed to improve the lateral displacement estimation, eg, the … lateral direction
[20] and the method based on tissue incompressibility which estimates the lateral displacement …