Characterize tumors in vivo and non-invasively with ultra-high frequency (UHF) ultrasound Conduct high-throughput screenings for tumor growth and detect and monitor growth and response of tumors to therapy at multiple time points in preclinical disease …

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What is Elastography? Elastography is a non-invasive imaging technique used for detecting tissue stiffness. It is an established method used for detecting and staging liver fibrosis. Low-frequency vibrations, or shear waves, are introduced into the tissue …

Why Image Fibrosis? As tissue becomes damaged during disease progression, added collagen deposits begin to result in stiffer tissue. This occurs in numerous tissue types across the body. Most notably, as liver disease progresses towards liver cirrhosis, …

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To determine whether venous wall thickness and hoop (circumferential) stress, as determined with high-frequency ultrasonography (US), can predict cannulation readiness in arteriovenous fi stulas (AVFs). Materials and Methods: Institutional review board …

Objective: Although clinically relevant atherosclerosis of the upper limb arteries is rarely seen, intimal hyperplasia of the arteries may reflect global atherosclerosis and increased intima-media thickness of the brachial artery has been linked to an …

Background: The measurement of carotid intima–medial thickness is a well-validated measure of cardiovascular risk. Although atherosclerosis occurs in the intima, this arterial layer is not measured alone because of the limitation in ultrasound resolution …

Increased intima thickness of the radial artery in patients with coronary heart disease …