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Development of a new control strategy for 3D MRI‐controlled interstitial ultrasound cancer therapy

Goharrizi et al., 2013

Document ID
5825200854298782575
Author
Goharrizi A
N'djin W
Kwong R
Chopra R
Publication year
Publication venue
Medical physics

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Purpose: MRI‐controlled interstitial ultrasound therapy is being developed as a minimally invasive, image‐guided treatment for localized cancers. The method uses an interstitial multielement ultrasound applicator to deliver high‐intensity ultrasound energy to tissue in …
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