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Determination of the nonlinearity parameter B/A of biological media

Law et al., 1985

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11847594050137379738
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Law W
Frizzell L
Dunn F
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Ultrasound in medicine & biology

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The nonlinearity parameter B/A has been determined for various biological solutions and soft tissues using the thermodynamic and finite amplitude methods. Agreement between the two methods is better than 10% for the tissues and 1% for the solutions. Fat has a B/A value …
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