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24 February 2010 Design of a multimodality breast-like phantom for combined diffuse optical tomography and ultrasound tomography (DOT-UST)
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Abstract
The initial steps in fabricating a multimodality imaging phantom for combined diffuse optical tomography and ultrasound tomography (DOT-UST) are completed. Phantoms are intended to mimic the optical and acoustic properties of breast tissue for near infrared light and ultrasound in the vicinity of 2 MHz. So far, a prototype ultrasound tomography system has been designed and the acoustic attenuation coefficient of glass beads has been characterized. Furthermore, 8 cm diameter homogeneous cylindrical phantoms have been successfully constructed and it has been shown that an inclusion with object to background contrast of three can be comfortably detected with the prototype system.
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Michael Ghijsen, Burcin Unlu, Orhan Nalcioglu, and Gultekin Gulsen "Design of a multimodality breast-like phantom for combined diffuse optical tomography and ultrasound tomography (DOT-UST)", Proc. SPIE 7567, Design and Performance Validation of Phantoms Used in Conjunction with Optical Measurement of Tissue II, 75670H (24 February 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.843028
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KEYWORDS
Signal attenuation

Ultrasonography

Acoustics

Transducers

Glasses

Tissue optics

Breast

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