Two-dimensional ultrasound (US) imaging has been successfully used in clinical
applications as a low-cost, portable and non-invasive image modality for more than three …

The optic disk (OD) center and margin are typically requisite landmarks in establishing a
frame of reference for classifying retinal and optic nerve pathology. Reliable and efficient OD …

Time-resolved three-dimensional ultrasound (3D+ t US) is a promising imaging modality for
monitoring abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAAs), providing their 3D geometry and motion …

This review article discusses the current role of ultrasound in the modern physiatric practice,
both as a complementary diagnostic tool and as a modality for intervention guidance …

Purpose: To investigate MRI of the fetal heart by way of a novel triggering method with the
use of an MR‐compatible cardiotocography (CTG) in an animal model. Materials and …

Abstract Freehand three-dimensional (3D) ultrasound imaging is an attractive research area
because it is capable of providing large field of view and high in-plane resolution image to …

Real-time probe motion information may enhance the information gathered by ultrasound
probes and permit the use of artificial intelligence or computer vision to reduce dependence …

Tracking the position and orientation of a two-dimensional (2D) ultrasound scanner to
reconstruct a 3D volume is common, and its accuracy is important. In this study, a specific …

Non-destructive testing has become necessary to ensure the quality of materials and
components either in-service or at the production stage. This requires the use of a rapid …

Opto-acoustic imaging systems detect acoustic waves produced by optical absorption to
visualize molecular contrast in biological tissue. This permits non-invasive vascular …