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Using the incompressibility property of soft tissue, lateral displacements can be reconstructed from axial strain measurements. Results of simulations and experiments on gelatin-based tissue equivalent phantoms are compared with theoretical displacements, as well as estimates derived from traditional speckle tracking. Incompressibility processing greatly improves the accuracy and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of lateral displacement measurements compared with more traditional speckle tracking.
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