Application of analyzer based X-ray imaging technique for detection of ultrasound induced cavitation bubbles from a physical therapy unit

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Zahra Izadifar
George Belev
Paul Babyn
Dean Chapman
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[1] University of Saskatchewan,Division of Biomedical Engineering, College of Engineering
[2] Canadian Light Source Inc.,Biomedical Imaging and Therapy Beamlines
[3] University of Saskatchewan,Department of Medical Imaging, Royal University Hospital
[4] University of Saskatchewan and Saskatoon Health Region,Anatomy and Cell Biology
[5] University of Saskatchewan,undefined
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Synchrotron; X-ray imaging; Analyzer based imaging; Detection; Ultrasound; Cavitation bubble; Therapeutic ultrasound;
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