ALGEBRAIC RECONSTRUCTION OF SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF ACOUSTIC ABSORPTION WITHIN TISSUE FROM THEIR TWO-DIMENSIONAL ACOUSTIC PROJECTIONS.

J. F. Greenleaf; S. A. Johnson; S. L. Lee; G. T. Herman; E. H. Wood

doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-0827-1_34

ALGEBRAIC RECONSTRUCTION OF SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF ACOUSTIC ABSORPTION WITHIN TISSUE FROM THEIR TWO-DIMENSIONAL ACOUSTIC PROJECTIONS.

J. F. Greenleaf, S. A. Johnson, S. L. Lee, G. T. Herman, E. H. Wood

Physiology & Biomedical Engineering

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Abstract

Initial attempts are described at reconstructing the three-dimensional distribution of acoustic impedances within a structure from its two-dimensional projection of ultrasonic energy obtained in the form of a C scan. The distributions of acoustic impedances is obtained using an algebraic reconstruction technique, under the assumption that reflection and refraction problems are negligible. 8 refs.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	591-603
Number of pages	13
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-0827-1_34
State	Published - 1974
Event	Acoust Hologr and Imaging, Int Symp, 5th, Proc - Palo Alto, CA, USA Duration: Jul 18 1973 → Jul 20 1973

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Other	Acoust Hologr and Imaging, Int Symp, 5th, Proc
City	Palo Alto, CA, USA
Period	7/18/73 → 7/20/73

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