Using torsional wave elastography to evaluate spring pot parameters in skin tumor mimicking phantoms
Experimental study validating a fractional rheological model for estimating viscoelastic properties of skin tumor phantoms.
Experimental study validating a fractional rheological model for estimating viscoelastic properties of skin tumor phantoms.
Preclinical study validating the accuracy and mechanical reliability of Innitius’ torsional wave device for assessing tissue stiffness.
Foundational study modeling the viscoelastic properties of cervical tissue using torsional wave propagation.
Clinical study confirming the ease of use and reproducibility of the Fine Birth device in diagnosing threatened preterm labor. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology MFM
Study introducing a torsional wave elastography technique to measure corneal stiffness and viscosity, revealing significant changes in mechanical properties following alkali burn treatment.
Initial safety evaluation showing elastography poses no adverse effects on hearing, growth, or immediate newborn health outcomes.
Experimental analysis demonstrating the hyperelastic behavior of ex vivo cervical tissue to inform diagnostic modeling.
Theoretical exploration highlighting the critical role of tissue viscosity and nonlinearity in enhancing elastographic diagnostic accuracy.
Study demonstrating the use of torsional wave elastography to extract viscoelastic parameters from cervical tissue-mimicking phantoms.
Preliminary clinical study demonstrating the feasibility of measuring cervical elasticity in pregnant women using torsional wave technology.