Search:
Match:
2 results

Analysis

This paper presents a novel framework (LAWPS) for quantitatively monitoring microbubble oscillations in challenging environments (optically opaque and deep-tissue). This is significant because microbubbles are crucial in ultrasound-mediated therapies, and precise control of their dynamics is essential for efficacy and safety. The ability to monitor these dynamics in real-time, especially in difficult-to-access areas, could significantly improve the precision and effectiveness of these therapies. The paper's validation with optical measurements and demonstration of sonoporation-relevant stress further strengthens its impact.
Reference

The LAWPS framework reconstructs microbubble radius-time dynamics directly from passively recorded acoustic emissions.

Analysis

This article describes a novel technique for characterizing the mechanical properties of single cells. The use of oscillating microbubbles to generate shear waves for micro-elastography is a promising approach. The contactless nature of the method is a significant advantage, potentially allowing for non-invasive cell analysis. The source being ArXiv suggests this is a pre-print, so peer review is pending.
Reference