Ultrasound Localization Microscopy and Super-Resolution: A State of the Art
Because it drives the compromise between resolution and penetration, the diffraction limit has long represented an unreachable summit to conquer in ultrasound imaging. Within a few years after the introduction of optical localization microscopy, we proposed its acoustic alter ego that exploits the m...
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| description | Because it drives the compromise between resolution and penetration, the diffraction limit has long represented an unreachable summit to conquer in ultrasound imaging. Within a few years after the introduction of optical localization microscopy, we proposed its acoustic alter ego that exploits the micrometric localization of microbubble contrast agents to reconstruct the finest vessels in the body in-depth. Various groups now working on the subject are optimizing the localization precision, microbubble separation, acquisition time, tracking, and velocimetry to improve the capacity of ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM) to detect and distinguish vessels much smaller than the wavelength. It has since been used in vivo in the brain, the kidney, and tumors. In the clinic, ULM is bound to improve drastically our vision of the microvasculature, which could revolutionize the diagnosis of cancer, arteriosclerosis, stroke, and diabetes. |
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| subjects | Acoustic microscopy Acoustics Angiography Arteriosclerosis Bioengineering Biotechnology Blood vessels Brain Contrast agents Diabetes mellitus Engineering Sciences Imaging Life Sciences Localization microbubbles Microscopy Optical diffraction Spatial resolution super-resolution Ultrasonic imaging ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM) Velocimetry Velocity measurement |
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