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most cited3-D Super-Resolution Ultrasound (SR-US) Imaging with a 2-D Sparse Array

121 citations · 183 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.med-ph2023★ 4 cited

On the Use of Singular Value Decomposition as a Clutter Filter for Ultrasound Flow Imaging

Kai Riemer, Marcelo Lerendegui, Matthieu Toulemonde +4

Filtering based on Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) provides substantial separation of clutter, flow and noise in high frame rate ultrasound flow imaging. The use of SVD as a clu…

physics.optics2023★ 12 cited

Alignment and Characterisation of Remote-Refocusing Systems

Wenzhi Hong, Hugh Sparks, Chris Dunsby

The technique of remote refocusing is used in optical microscopy to provide rapid axial scanning without mechanically perturbing the sample and in techniques such as oblique plane…

eess.IV2022★ 14 cited

BUbble Flow Field: a Simulation Framework for Evaluating Ultrasound Localization Microscopy Algorithms

Marcelo Lerendegui, Kai Riemer, Bingxue Wang +2

Ultrasound contrast enhanced imaging has seen widespread uptake in research and clinical diagnostic imaging. This includes applications such as vector flow imaging, functional ultr…

eess.SP2022★ 32 cited

Fast and selective super-resolution ultrasound in vivo with sono-switchable nanodroplets

Kai Riemer, Matthieu Toulemonde, Jipeng Yan +5

Perfusion by the microcirculation is key to the development, maintenance and pathology of tissue. Its measurement with high spatiotemporal resolution is consequently valuable but r…

physics.med-ph2019

3-D Super-Resolution Ultrasound (SR-US) Imaging using a 2-D Sparse Array with High Volumetric Imaging Rate

S. Harput, K. Christensen-Jeffries, J. Brown +10

Super-resolution ultrasound imaging has been so far achieved in 3-D by mechanically scanning a volume with a linear probe, by co-aligning multiple linear probes, by using multiplex…

physics.med-ph2019

3-D Motion Correction for Volumetric Super-Resolution Ultrasound (SR-US) Imaging

S. Harput, K. Christensen-Jeffries, J. Brown +5

Motion during image acquisition can cause image degradation in all medical imaging modalities. This is particularly relevant in 2-D ultrasound imaging, since out-of-plane motion ca…