2015•Journal of Medical UltrasonicsRequires access

Low mechanical index contrast mode versus high mechanical index contrast mode: which is a more sensitive method for detecting Sonazoid microbubbles in the liver of normal subjects?

Hiromi Nihonmatsu, Kazushi Numata, Hiroyuki Fukuda, Katsuaki Tanaka, Mari Ooba, Shin Maeda

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Key concepts: Mechanical index, Microbubbles, Intensity (physics), Nuclear medicine, Medicine, Intravenous bolus, Liver parenchyma, Ultrasound

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