The delayed-onset of inertial cavitation in tissue-mimicking agar phantom

Prakash Adhikari; Xinmai Yang

doi:10.1088/2057-1976/ae5971

March 31, 2026Biomedical Physics & Engineering ExpressOpen Access

The delayed-onset of inertial cavitation in tissue-mimicking agar phantom

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To examine the cycle-dependent threshold criteria for inertial cavitation in viscoelastic media during ultrasound applications.
Utilized tissue-mimicking agar phantom to simulate biological tissue.
Applied long bursts of ultrasound to test cavitation effects.
Measured the onset of cavitation with varying parameters.
Demonstrated the delayed onset of cavitation in the agar phantom.
Identified variability in threshold criteria based on cycle dependence.

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This investigation highlights inertial cavitation thresholds for ultrasound applications in viscoelastic media, indicating a need for more research.

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The results underscore the need for further investigation of cycle-dependent inertial cavitation threshold criterion for biomedical ultrasound applications using long bursts in viscoelastic media.

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