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It allows the generation of a quasi real-time two-dimensional map of tissue elasticity, which is superimposed in colour on B-mode images at a low frame rate of approximately 1/s.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Example of grade F3 fibrosis as shown on shear wave elastography (SWE), a quasi real-time two-dimensional map of tissue elasticity superimposed in colour on B-mode images.

Ultrasound static elastography provides a colour map of tissue elasticity that is superimposed on the real-time greyscale ultrasound image.

Static ultrasound elastography, which has been available for many years, provides a colour map of tissue elasticity superimposed on the real-time greyscale ultrasound image.

The use of CT rather than external radioactive sources, to provide a map of tissue attenuation for correction of PET images has shortened the time of examination and increased patient throughput.

Based on viscosity contrast between 'liquid' and 'solid' compartments of biological tissue, the svOCT images thus yield a three-dimensional map of tissue microvasculature with high sensitivity; these can be projected onto a two-dimensional en face plane for ease of visualization and display.

Here, we introduce methods that integrate the strength of association between genotype and phenotype, the variability in the genetic backgrounds across populations, and the genomic map of tissue-specific functional elements to increase trans-ethnic fine-mapping accuracy.

However, establishing a comprehensive map of tissue-specific expression for the complete human body poses an immense challenge owing to the difficulty of obtaining such data empirically, but can be facilitated by combining publicly available high-throughput expression data.

Third, a postprocessing of the depicted shear wave images is performed and quantitative maps of tissue elasticity are produced.

The resulting relaxation data were evaluated with in-house software written in the R programming language [19], yielding parametric maps of tissue perfusion.

These experiments demonstrate that multipole tensor analysis may enable practical mapping of tissue microstructure in vivo without rotating subject or magnetic field.