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Ultrasound medical imaging stands out among the other diagnostic imaging modalities for its patient-friendliness, high temporal resolution, low cost, and absence of ionizing radiation. On the other hand, it may still suffer from limited detail level, low signal-to-noise ratio, and narrow field-of-view. In the last decade, new beamforming and image reconstruction techniques have emerged which aim at improving resolution, contrast, and clutter suppression, especially in difficult-to-image patients. Nevertheless, achieving a higher image quality is of the utmost importance in diagnostic ultrasound medical imaging, and further developments are still indispensable. From this point of view, a crucial role can be played by novel beamforming techniques as well as by non-conventional image formation techniques (e.g., advanced transmission strategies, and compounding, coded, and harmonic imaging). This Special Issue includes novel contributions on both ultrasound beamforming and image formation techniques, particularly addressed at improving B-mode image quality and related diagnostic content. This indeed represents a hot topic in the ultrasound imaging community, and further active research in this field is expected, where many challenges still persist.
n/a --- signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) --- multi-perspective ultrasound imaging --- dictionary learning --- common carotid artery --- spatial resolution --- contrast enhancement --- sparse representation --- PMUT linear array --- K-singular value decomposition --- time resolution --- cardiac imaging --- coded excitation --- plane wave --- beam pattern --- grating lobe suppression --- spatial coherence --- subcutaneous fat layer --- cylindrical scanning --- parallel beam forming --- microbubble --- MR-visible fiducial marker --- ultrasonic imaging --- speckle reduction --- multi-line transmission --- MRI --- adaptive beamforming --- super-resolution --- filtered-delay multiply and sum beamforming --- B-mode imaging --- medical ultrasound --- intima-media complex longitudinal motion --- synthetic aperture --- quantitative parametrization --- arterial wall motion --- pth root --- beam forming --- medical image processing --- crosstalk artifacts --- ultrasound imaging --- diverging wave --- 1-3 piezocomposite material --- dynamic focusing --- multi-line acquisition --- image reconstruction --- plane wave imaging --- ultrasound --- multi-line transmit --- reconstruction --- thyroid imaging --- beamforming
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The International Acoustical Imaging Symposium has been held continuously since 1968 as a unique forum for advanced research, promoting the sharing of technology, developments, methods and theory among all areas of acoustics. The interdisciplinary nature of the Symposium and the wide international participation are two of its main strengths. Scientists from around the world present their papers in an informal environment conducive to lively discussion and cross-fertilization. The fact that a loyal community of scientists has supported this Series since 1968 is evidence of its impact on the field. The Symposium Series continues to thrive in a busy calendar of scientific meetings without the infrastructure of a professional society. It does so because those who attend and those who rely on the Proceedings as a well-known reference work acknowledge its value. This Volume 28 of the Proceedings likewise contains an excellent collection of papers presented in six major categories, offering both a broad perspective on the state-of-the-art in the field as well as an in-depth look at its leading edge research. Audience: Researchers, industrial scientists, clinicians, graduate students interested in using acoustics for all aspects of imaging
Vibrations --- Physical methods for diagnosis --- akoestiek --- ultrageluid --- radiologie --- medische beeldvorming
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Vibrations --- Physical methods for diagnosis --- akoestiek --- ultrageluid --- radiologie --- medische beeldvorming
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